Yet the damage from these "toxic inputs" is relatively contained; in large-scale agriculture, the scope of distribution — and the lack of adequate monitoring networks — can turn a local problem into a national one.
However, given the scale of large-scale assessments, their scope for identifying relevant deliberative SPI processes, as well as their relatively higher profile and ability to provide motivation for other SPIs to engage with them, large-scale assessments would fare comparatively well in terms of realizing linkages between spaces for deliberation.
Fascinated by the melancholic atmosphere of his photos, as well their small-scale attention-to-detail but large-scale scope, The Creators Project decided to ask Musco about how he plans each image, the inspiration behind Aves, and how he began collecting millions of bodies in his hard drives.
A range of actual and potential participants, strategies, facilitators and barriers to CCE are identified in this large-scale, scoping meta-review.
Genome-scale metabolic network models have proved to be useful in aiding biological and biotechnological research by providing large-scale predications, and their scope of applications is still expanding [ 1].
But for many observers, that definition has proved far too narrow, failing to capture and convey the full scope of large-scale gun violence in the United States.
By executing ISLs in a cloud, we gain more computational power to develop more detailed, larger scale, larger scope ISLs, while outsourcing systems administration and hardware maintenance costs.
Also small in scale but large-hearted in scope, "Summer Days and Nights," by Wong Herbert Yee (author of the delightful "Mouse and Mole" series and "Fireman Small"), follows a cheery, observant and adventurous little girl as she explores her outdoor world.
Large-scale operations started in 1915.
