universality

Such systems are said to be in the same universality class.

"We bring a universality to our things," he said of the family's approach to art.

The man asks himself how the universality of such a thing works.

How, then, can we explain the fact of its universality among the race?

Liberties can always be taken in the name of universality.

But it is the universality of subject matter that makes the real difference.

By aiming too hard for universality, the particular is lost.

In general, the contract itself was not an idea that caught on with any universality.

And yet the universality of the message was what made it powerful.

Universality gets its name because it is seen in a large variety of physical systems.

And I was surprised at the universality of the reaction.

"This story is about the universality of suffering in war," he says.

Yet the universality of that respect is failing across the world.

The claims made by human rights to universality have led to criticism.

In the short film below, he talks about the universality of music and how it can help bring people together.

But no one faults them for a lack of universality.

The very universality of play should be a clue to its importance to human development.

The Kenya case also makes a point about the universality of human rights standards.

It is felt to be so much deduction from the universality of the picture.

A phenomenon known as universality is seen in a large variety of physical systems.

They may have a socially unacceptable side, but also a universality.

Can we then go on from there to a new unbiased universality?

This being so, he has to locate the universality elsewhere.

In each case, music's universality as an art is vindicated.

He got rid of those people and still kept the universality."