Sentence examples for representation of scope from inspiring English sources

The ambiguity results from the lack of representation of scope in the English sentence, since it is unclear if the noun 'hair remover' is modified by 'superfluous' in its specifier or if the adjective 'superfluous hair' is the specifier of the noun 'remover'remover

If possible, all available emission scenarios should be analysed in order to have a representation of the scope of the projections.

You call it the 'world.' We call it 'home.'" The Pan Am blue ball emblem was a perfect representation of the scope of the world in which "our family" lived.

While, of course, we need these images in order to possess a full representation of the scope of the modern female experience, one also might begin to ask what are those who are poised to take part in the great "reception" of women, particularly on a business level, to do as they look for cool, power images for inspiration?

Contemporary linguists posit a structural representation called LF that resolves issues of scope and binding crucial to semantic evaluation.

Many considerations are incorporated into the final design and implementation of an actual testing regime, such as cost and the state of development of technology; only the representation of accident data lay within the scope of this paper.

Second, defenders of EU theory can simply argue that, as per all normative models, the initial representation of the world is beyond the scope of the theory.

Oliver Ebenhöh (University of Aberdeen, UK) presented a simple heuristic based on the principle of forward propagation called network expansion [ 15] which uses a bipartite graph representation of cellular metabolism to predict the "scope" or synthesizing capability of any metabolite in the investigated network.

Second, any effort to specify this "public interest" must address three fundamental problems of democratic theory, namely the status of uninformed or inexpert citizens, underlying biases in democratic representation, and proper scope of majoritarian decision-making.

A question of scope?

Plenty of scope there.