the design of a systems and control curricula at introductory level is discussed in the context of developing economies where engineering courses are more broad scoped than focused on deep specialisation.
Technical writing is also referred to as 'technical communication', a term more broad in scope that can cover related fields such as science writing, medical writing, technical editing, technical translation, content strategy, etc. Technical writers can thus also be referred to as technical communicators.
While this goal may not always be achieved, it seems that the structure of the system is inherently more egalitarian in intent and more broad in scope than many of its North American counterparts.
There is a wide diversity of CHW programs and cadres, with some using "professionalized" workers with 1 year or more of training, a broad scope of preventive and curative skills, and a full-time government salary while others engage volunteers working only a few hours a week on a highly specialized activity such as immunizations, HIV/AIDS control, or distribution of bed nets.
More troubling, she said, the law "broadens the scope of what would be punishable and, given the casual manner that things are classified, that's a very broad scope".
It's a pretty broad scope.
Simple oral health behaviours are enmeshed in more complex daily habits which are largely determined by a broad scope of psychosocial, economic and environmental factors [ 6].
Although I obviously want to look where I'm about to put my foot next, actually I get more of a broader scope of vision if I just look a bit further ahead and use my left eye more.
And I think that the oldest are the ones at the top of the group, and as time moves on, we're becoming more and more broad in geographical scope.
"Obviously, the European Central Bank has stated in the statement that it did stick to its position," he said, "but the 17 ministers did not exclude it any more in exploring the options for private sector involvement, so we have more options, a broader scope".
