Sentence examples for universal solutions of from inspiring English sources
Neoliberal economists might think that the economy is a physical entity subject to the universal laws and universal solutions of a free market but the truth is very different.
Although we would strongly discourage the search for universal solutions to issues of health care delivery (which have historically led to an inappropriate importation of solutions from the developed world by the developing world), we would argue and urge for more synergy and sharing of thinking.
These investigations would not consider society as a whole and then recommend universal solutions, for '"the whole of society" is precisely that which should not be considered except as something to be destroyed' (Foucault, 1980b[1971b]: 233).
Since flow patterns are sensitive to pipe geometry, flow conditions and thermophysical properties of fluid, it is extremely challenging to provide a universal solution for visualisation of three phase horizontal flows.
It would be crazy to believe that running is a universal solution to all of our psychological challenges.
However, all of these procedures have advantages and disadvantages; there is no universal solution for the preparation of magnetic particles.
There is no simple or universal solution for the empowerment of girls.
Here, the inner asymptotic solution is modified to allow for partial slip providing a universal solution for this class of problem, and a comparison with the outer solution is made.
The described approach offers a universal solution for the description of van der Waals interactions between complex-shaped nanostructures and can be used within the framework of such systems of mesoscale modeling as recently emerged mesoscopic distinct element method (MDEM).
Limiting dilution assay provides a fundamental, potentially universal solution to the dilemma of how to effectively assess quantitative accuracy, through the ability to conduct absolute quantification independent of real-time qPCR.
These caveats suggest that the Schröder, Levitt and Brunger approach provides an valuable tool for a subset of proteins, but may not provide a universal solution for improving the quality of low-resolution structural models.
