Sentence examples for scope interpretation from inspiring English sources

Some general remarks about the scope, interpretation and use of rational choice models open and conclude the paper.

That is, while adults can easily access either scope interpretation, 4-year-old children display a strong preference for the scopal interpretation of the quantified elements which corresponds to their surface syntactic position.

Thus, it has been suggested that the intermediate scope interpretation best captures the intuition that if S means green by 'green' she is thereby obligated to use the term in certain ways (under certain conditions), without (as on the narrow scope reading) implying that the obligation is conditional on x being green (Hattiangadi 2006: 225, fn 4).

But the narrow-scope interpretation appears to leave Kant's view vulnerable to "detachment" objections.

On the narrow-scope interpretation, reason would require that you will the immoral means.

The wide-scope interpretation of instrumental coherence seems unable to account for these asymmetries.

According to the wide-scope interpretation of Kant's claim, what reason requires is that one either will the means or not will the end.

In contrast, according the narrow-scope interpretation of Kant's claim, if one wills the end, then what reason requires is that one will the means.

The wide-scope interpretation posits a disjunctive requirement (that one either not will the end or will the means) that, like Kant's categorical imperative, applies to every rational agent, regardless of the particular ends she wills.

The wide-scope interpretation of instrumental coherence is also subject to objections independently of its combination with the thesis that one ought, or has reason, to be instrumentally coherent.

I feel there is such amazing scope for interpretation within her.