Sentence examples for universal represented from inspiring English sources

The trial lasted seven days, during which Universal, represented by the New York firm Townley & Updike, argued that the name Donkey Kong could be confused with King Kong and that the plot of the game was an infringement on that of the film.

But there is a universal ideal represented by a spiritual concept proposed by the main character, Dex: the pursuit of the perfection attained by all-American cool guys like Steve McQueen, Steve McGarrett ("Hawaii Five-0") and Steve Austin ("The Six Million Dollar Man").

The Buddha Maitreya is the Buddha of Universal Love, represented by the collaborative work between Inkarri and the Tibetan people, for the advent of a new illuminated culture.

To calculate sidereal time for midnight Universal Time (represented as ϴ0), the formula is ϴ0 = 100.4606 + (36,000.7701 * T).

The NAAF universal protocol represents a joint effort of clinicians and investigators with experience in treating alopecia areata.

Most of the network's $200,000 yearly budget comes from record companies, like Sony and Universal, who represent hip-hop artists.

New York's latest battle to pass universal healthcare represents a theme in the long fight – so close to passage, but so far from enactment.

Instead, they chose the crayon drawings for their universal appeal, representing the kind of pictures everyone has hung on their refrigerator by their child or niece or grandchild, they said.

For Bakhtin, uncritical forms of aesthetic activity which are unproblematically 'received' as significant or otherwise according to universal principles represent an epistemological and ethical crisis.

Her universal animation represents a kind of awakening: a sudden sense, after much struggle, of the entire world as active, of all things and qualities as fluid, as engaged in a process of meaningful becoming.

Universal arrays represent a possible solution for re-sequencing of highly variable genes but increasing the probe length to above 10 nt increases the number of probes required above and beyond the capacity of a standard array.