Sentence examples for scope of the theory from inspiring English sources

The mode of deliberation itself about actions falls out of the scope of the theory.

Some critics have argued against including the mode of deliberation in the scope of the theory (for example, Velleman 1997).

In this paper, we treat a similar problem in the scope of the theory of half-linear differential equations: (14).

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.

One plausible line might be to maintain that proximal projections of natural kinds are not themselves natural kinds, hence that they are automatically excluded from the scope of the theory.

He argued instead that quantum mechanics was incomplete essentially, that "hidden variables" encoded in each electron but outside the scope of the theory determine the results of Bob's measurements.

The range or scope of the theories brought into this endeavor can be amplified and their depth of analysis can be extended, depending on the format of research and exposition and also the intentions of the researcher.

For Reinhart (1996), choice functions by themselves cannot account for the extant phenomena (in particular cases of intermediate scope), so the theory must be supplemented with standard quantifier raising accounts as well.

However, purely time-delayed systems do not enter the scope of this theory, although it might be possible to derive an analogous averaging method in this framework.

In this paper, the scope of the Papoulis theory is extended to the case of bandpass signals.

Two recent books, Balakrishnan and Koutras (2002) and Fu and Lou (2003), provide some scope of the distribution theory of runs and patterns and Martin et al. (2010) and Nuel et al. (2010) provides some extensions to sets of sequences.