Second, if current U.S. regional initiatives, military and non-military alike, are to achieve scope and staying power, they must be couched within a broader re-examination of Central Europe's place in U.S. policy toward Europe as a whole.
Ironically, she achieves such scope by remaining cognizant that by focusing all her artistic attention on herself she is able to identify and reflect the forces and events that have shaped her.
Nevertheless, the aristocratic estates in Greece never achieved the scope of the great Roman latifundia (White 1967).
It's unclear if it can achieve the scope and status of much better established businesses, but the market has responded positively to the attempt.
Towards achieving the scope of this paper, Monte Carlo simulations are used to train and validate the data of the loading conditions.
Under Ochs guidance, continuing and expanding upon the Henry Raymond tradition, (which were from the era of James Gordon Bennett of the "New York Herald" which predated Pulitzer and Hearst's arrival in New York), "The New York Times" achieved international scope, circulation, and reputation.
Bergman achieved a Dickensian scope in his narrative of the extended Ekdahl family in turn-of-the-century Sweden, and there's more than a hint of autobiography here too.
Industrial applications and guidelines to achieve economy of scope with advantages of economy of scale are discussed.
This management of variation allows the organization to achieve economies of scope and provides the capability of mass customization where every market is treated as a niche.
Thus, in earlier work, we argued that to achieve a good scope statement one must focus on defining what is in scope, not on describing what is out of scope (Hoel & Mason, 2012).
