A small habitat for a polar bear, said Dr. Ian Sterling of the Canadian Wildlife Service, where they know about such things, would be 20,000 or 30,000 square meters, and bears have been known to range over as many as 300,000 square meters.
They thus allow for terms corresponding to properties, in particular variables that are meant to range over properties and that can be quantified over.
It clearly cannot be taken to range over all sets, as this would lead straight to Russell's paradox: (13′) would then assert the existence of the Russell-set.
Interpretations that give two or more classes for different quantifiers to range over are said to be many-sorted, and the classes are sometimes called the sorts.
His speech at USC was titled, "Secular Ethics, Human Values and Society," a topic that was sufficiently broad to allow him to range over matters as diverse as the consciousness of animals, the strengths of India's multicultural society and the nature of happiness.
Tillman allows her intelligence to range over many questions.
to range over all the utilities of life, and all the processes of nature.
Two years ago wolves were able to range over the entire greater Yellowstone ecosystem, including Idaho, Montana and Wyoming.
To make use of formal methods for these design decisions, system models need to range over deployment scenarios.
Because our awareness is mediated through the evolved brain, you argue, our mental life is "built to range over a certain territory".
Bann believes "one of Finlay's greatest strengths is his ability to range over a variety of techniques that is far broader than any one person could master.
