Instead of considering a function from contexts of acquisition to broad contents in its full generality, we can focus our attention on a narrower function, the "diagonal proposition" determined by a Fodorian narrow content.
"You rarely see this type of ruling because judges understand that a judicial opinion has a distinct and narrow function and is not supposed to be a platform for your public agenda or your broader views on the law," he said.
In a statistical model, it is often appropriate to model the emission lines with a narrow Gaussian function or a delta function.
But what's lacking is stitching all that expertise together into a larger, cohesive vision, so that you're not just a gerbil running on a wheel focused on optimizing one narrow function.
We also show that similar constraints are possible using a narrow selection function, as would be possible using photometric redshifts, without making linear assumptions regarding the evolution of the underlying power spectra.
In biological terms this means that species with a narrow fitness function, i.e. specialists, will have it harder to cope with changes than generalists, i.e. species where the fitness function is broader.
In our study we used 5%, and found that when heritability was low, density-compensation was low, and with a narrow fitness function, the probability of extinction was almost 100%.
Before expecting resource managers to enforce resource infractions or violations as a narrow technical function, it is essential that policy-makers consider the whole social, economic and physical setting for resource policy.
Last year, Google began using what it calls "temporary cookies" that were supposed to have the narrow function of letting the company know if a user signed in to Google services was viewing a Web ad.
