Sentence examples for universal rate from inspiring English sources
H.G. Wells, for example, wrote "The Time Machine" in 1895, when time was still thought to proceed at a fixed and universal rate; 10 years later Einstein published his theory of special relativity, which showed that the progress of time changes according to the circumstances.
This method is illustrated here on a conservative, nonlinear Mathieu equation, for which a sequence of period-doubling bifurcations is followed, long enough to obtain accurate estimates of the two universal scaling constants α, β, as well as the universal rate δ, by which the bifurcation values of a parameter q = qk, k =1, 2, 3, …, tend to their limiting value, q∞ < ∞, as k increases.
The peak in the universal rate of carbon production lags behind the cosmic star-formation rate by no more than about 1 billion years.
I made a feeble case for a "U" (Universal) rating, given the movie had no sexual content.
We needed a reasonably universal rating system, that was consistent from house-to-house, and that could be applied while driving by.
But local and state officials counter that a universal rating system would emphasize the relative safety of their debt against other bonds, arguably attracting more investors.
The idea is to create a universal rating system that scores products based on how environmentally and socially sustainable they are over the course of their lives.
For their part, industry executives highlighted their efforts at regulation and objected to the possibility of any sort of universal rating system and government oversight.
The study criticized the ratings system, which is run by the Motion Picture Association of America, for confusing and murky descriptions of movie content and called for a standardized universal rating system that would be used across all entertainment media.
In its fifth annual report on the industry, the institute, an independent group, suggested that creating a universal rating system for games, movies and television would be the most effective way to limit children's exposure to violent or graphic material.
There are no standardized and universal rating scales to categorize the severity of ADR.
