Although Spurgeon believed any single scene in Town Boy was superior to any book from a lesser cartoonist, he preferred the narrower scope of The Kampung Boy; he felt the tighter focus of Lat's first book gave a more personal and deeper insight into the author's growth as a young boy.
In a nutshell, objects inside the same segment are preferred, and the scope of the search does not exceed the limits of the containing subsection.
Others prefer the wide scope reading, precisely because it does not allow one to detach 'ought' and hence implies a more disjunctive obligation: S ought either to apply 'green' to green objects, or not mean green by 'green' (Gampel 1995: 228, Millar 2004: 168 169).
Given the limited scope of this study, we do not know why the patients preferred the combined formats so strongly.
Choose the scope of the encryption.
This complexity measure correlates nicely with a number of well-attested processing issues, such as the difficulty of center embedding, garden path effects, attachment preferences, and preferred scope construals in ambiguous constructions.
He's credited for helping "shape surf culture," but Linnen prefers to broaden the scope.
Limited scope - MEPs would prefer the directive to apply to all tax rulings, not just "cross border rulings and advance pricing arrangements", given that purely national transactions can also have cross-border effects.
Just like "normal" bars and clubs, some patients prefer to scope out the scene from the sidelines.
The Kipers prefer not to disclose the scope of their business, including their earnings.
Orotracheal or nasotracheal intubation using a fiberoptic scope is preferred for the division of the tongue flap.
