In what follows, the scope of the variable-binding operator λx in [λx φ] applies to the entire formula φ, no matter how complex, so that instead of writing, for example, [λx (Ox & x > 5)], we shall simply write: [λx Ox & x > 2].
The scope of a variable is the extent, in the query, where it can be used.
The latter forms the basis for investigating the comparability of existing LTER-Europe monitoring concepts both in terms of observational design as well as in terms of the scope of the environmental compartments, variables and properties covered.
SGS also explicitly exclude from the scope of (CMC) variable sets are that are not causally sufficient.[7] (See point (v) of the previous section).
The scope of the measures' contents is also variable, seemingly rendering specific examples more or less relevant to the issue of improving the fulfilment of subsistence rights during non-international armed conflicts.
Therefore, the scope of practice is variable.
The scope of a private variable is limited to its module.
The dichotomous choice between status quo and environmentally-oriented cutting is found to be insensitive to the scope of the environmental alternative, as the scope variable was insignificant in the logit model.
The measures strictly need to be functional with the scope of the investigation: Gross sales, net income, variable costs, and fixed costs per hectares of UAA (utilised agricultural area) were computed per each of the 2450 durum wheat producers included in the Italian FADN in the years from 2008 to 2011.
Because of the existence of 0 1 indicating variables, the scope of the constrained optimization problem presented in 5 is not convex.
To better understand risk factors beyond the scope of the national HVI, we looked at variables from other heat vulnerability studies which were not included in the study by Reid et al. (2009).
