Sentence examples for narrower function from inspiring English sources

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.

The law also reduces the special court's already narrow function to virtually nothing.

But, at the moment, members of the Arctic Council are resisting the expansion of their exclusive club.And America, although ready to consider new multinational bodies if there is a clear need, wants to keep the Arctic Council to today's narrow function.

"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.

Technological systems are not merely designed with a narrow function in mind.

OLC, Yates said, "has a narrow function" in the case of an executive order and did not take into account statements that might reveal the motivation for the executive order.

The narrowest functions arose from nearby neurons, especially in the thalamo-recipient layers.

The motif analysis is useful because it can be used to divide clusters into smaller classes with more narrow functions.

A narrower fitness function exacts a larger demographic cost, and thus if adaptation is towards a fixed novel optimum, 'stronger selection' is always detrimental to rescue (Gomulkiewicz and Holt 1995).

Sinc subtraction provides the flattest noise power spectrum at low frequencies, while pair-wise subtraction yields the narrowest autocorrelation function.

The HVS adaptation process dynamically adjusts the narrow response function so that the response conforms better to the available light source.