Message text written by "Sara Schechner" >As an alternative approach we could get round this by specifying the angles of universality. e.g., UNIVERSAL 60°N - 10°S<
I would go with this. I don't like the idea of something being 'partly universal'. It seems to me things are either universal or they are not. [A similar problem also can occur with use of the word 'unique']. If one states the boundaries within which the device is universal that is far better to my way of thinking. But then maybe I am a pedant. Patrick
