Sentence examples for reading the scope from inspiring English sources
In the epistemic reading, the non-root modal takes wide scope over the perfect aspect, and in the metaphysical reading, the scope relation is exactly the reverse.
The Second Circuit read the scope of the Stored Communications Act along the same lines, limiting the application of any warrant to what is within this country's borders because there was no indication in the statute that Congress wanted the law to permit searches outside the United States.
"To ensure publication precedence for authors, and to provide a lasting record of scientific discussion, [the discussion forum and the journal] are both ISSN-registered, permanently archived and fully citable," reads the "Aims and Scope" section of ACP's online description.
I urge you to read the Aims and Scope of the Journal as outlined above and to consider submitting your work to us.
The modern history of blind people is in many ways a history of reading, with the scope of the disability — the extent to which you are viewed as ignorant or civilized, helpless or independent — determined largely by your ability to access the printed word.
7 We limited the search period from January 2002 (to ensure that trialists had the scope to read the Picard review, published in 2000) to January 2013.
If you don't know how to calculate distance using a mil dot scope, then read the article in the Related Articles section below.
To read the original New York Times article on the 1925 Scopes Monkey Trial, go to //www.nytimes.com/learning/general/onthisday/990525onthisday_big.html.html
You can also read the Input Papers that inform the direction and scope of the WDR.
James Stewart's article "The Kona Files," published in the magazine in 2007, is essential reading in understanding the scope of Hewlett-Packard's dysfunction.
This could be addressed by exploring the depth of the aligned reads compared to an average; an analysis of differences in copy-number based on read coverage goes beyond the scope of our study.
