Sentence examples for universal vocabulary from inspiring English sources

The steps in ballet may have French names but they are building blocks in a universal vocabulary.

No one was surprised, given the ages of the finalists, that minimalism was the universal vocabulary of the submissions.

Because perceived needs and the ability to address them determine each society's range of welfare services, there exists no universal vocabulary of social welfare.

The Gene-Ontology (GO) [31] project sets out to provide a defined, universal vocabulary for describing gene and gene product attributes in any organism.

This annotation allows the classification of generated ESTs by function [ 23] with the aim to create universal vocabulary for consensus annotation [ 24].

The Ontology page has links to resources on the efforts to develop a standard, universal vocabulary that can be used across the "omics" fields for all organisms.

It is the de facto universal controlled vocabulary and has been a model for developing subject heading systems by many countries.

A warm tone of voice, a hostile stare — both have the same meaning in Terre Haute or Timbuktu, and are among dozens of signals that form a universal human vocabulary.

A universal erotic vocabulary borrowed from the arts of war is proof of the pervasiveness of this superstition and its corollary - the stuff dirty old men's dreams are made on.

These are universal in the scientific vocabulary, applying to whatever happens to be of identical age anywhere on the planet.

If the scene here, on the 13th day of a conference that was supposed to run for only 12 days, was anticlimactic, it was also quintessentially French: The vocabulary of universal and noble aspirations paired with a practical recognition that clear thinking and harmonious conversation are best facilitated by a night's rest and a full stomach (preferably with a glass of wine or two).