Modelling the individual action potentials of neurons may therefore provide a mechanism beyond the scope of rate-coded models to both overcome the binding problem through 'feature-linking' (Gray et al. 1989) and simultaneously segment different stimuli within the same scene.
Questions about generalizability can be addressed outside the scope of the rating system.
While many of the recent scandals have been relatively isolated, the scope of the rate-rigging scandal has been vast, encompassing 16 banks.
But that promise was difficult to square with the scope of the rate cut that he proposing, and he frequently ended up bogged down in unproductive arguments about the details of his proposal, in which he had to defend himself from the charge that he was just out to make life easier for the ultra-rich.
In general, there is a wide scope of data rate, range, and other parameters that can be traded off based on the application [6 8].
The role of thermal diffusivity in the propagation of thermal energy is similarly relevant in the scope of cooling rates in granitic plutons and basaltic sills (Nabelek et al. 2012).
Consumer campaigners want all phone numbers starting with 084 to fall under the scope of the premium-rate services watchdog, PhonepayPlus.
That has pushed more people into the scope of the higher rate where they pay 40% income tax on the top slice of their incomes.
Four groups of basic safety indicators were considered, which refer to: policy performance (road safety programmes), final road safety outcomes (fatality rates, scope of traffic injury), intermediate outcomes (wearing rates of seat belts, crashworthiness and composition of vehicle fleet, alcohol-impaired driving), and background characteristics of countries (motorization level, population density).
But there is still plenty of scope for currency rates to cause disruption; just think back to 1997-1998 and the Asian crisis.
Income eligibility, scope of services and reimbursement rates were largely left to the states to determine.
