So in 1994, Glendale became one of the first California cities to eliminate spaces for compact cars in municipal and commercial parking lots in favor of a universally larger space so that all vehicles, including the ballooning numbers of sport utility vehicles, minivans and other light trucks, could aspire to a world without dings.
In this paper we establish that the exponential growth trend – and only this trend – emerges universally, on large time scales, from systems that combine together two elements: randomness and amalgamation.
These surveys open the possibility that microsporidian genomes are not universally compacted, large genomes do not necessarily encode significantly more genes than do the smaller genomes, and that dense genomes may sometimes revert to a gene-sparse state.
American cars aren't as universally big inside as they used to be (save full-size trucks), Japanese cars are much larger inside than they ever have been.
China's one-child policy seems to have been universally condemned and large families seen as the norm worldwide.
As an early opponent of Keynes, Hayek lived through an era (especially in the 1950s and '60s) when Keynesianism dominated the economics profession and the necessity of widespread government intervention in the economy was, by and large, universally accepted in the Western democracies.
Pancreatic ductal adenocarcinoma (PDAC) is almost universally fatal, in large part due to a protective fibrotic barrier generated by tumor-associated stromal (TAS) cells.
However, Table 5 also shows that homophily (h = 1) removes the inhibitory effect of similarity bias, with clusters virtually universally observed for large values of m (e.g. for h = 1 and m = 6: Xs = 1; Xt = 0.8; Xst = 1).
They universally possess a large extracellular domain that contains a ligand binding domain (LBD).
