It's not a good thing". What he is saying, Ellis said, is that "in terms of specifics," much of his book does center around Los Angeles: "Yeah, I would say so". But on a broader scale, "in terms of universality, there is this weird aimlessness that seems almost purposeful.
Most recently, the Dead Space titles have shown the world that you can actually care about the meat-headed hero in an interactive space opera, an important facet to the growth of this media in terms of universality and permanence.
13CFLUX2 outperforms existing tools in terms of universality, flexibility and built-in features.
Overall, our study demonstrates that ITS2 is the most successful region in terms of universality, the specific genetic divergence, and discrimination between species among the five markers examined.
Among these markers, ITS2 was the most useful in terms of universality, sequence variation, and identification capability in the Asteraceae family.
While there may be some small differences between areas that affect the characteristics of the sample, we have no data to suggest the existence of significant differences in terms of universality and using the Public Health System by FM patients in these territories.
The explanation for Shakespeare's popularity worldwide has customarily been made in terms of his universality, but there are limits.
But the committee said a national ban, preferably starting within 18 months, would have advantages for consumers and the industry in terms of consistency, universality and confidence.
Given that we're in the middle of a huge struggle just to get the U.S. close to where European countries already are in terms of the universality of insurance, it seems a bit much to ask that we should go far beyond what those countries are doing, and extend insurance to literally anyone who makes it across the border.
Compared with previous popular approaches, our system has consistently better performance in terms of effectiveness, robustness and universality.
