Sentence examples for acquisition scope from inspiring English sources

In the 1990s drew back their acquisition scope and in 2004 new terms of reference on private acquisitions were introduced that included a wider McGill Community.

More recent acquisitions expand the scope of Beinecke's photography collections to focus on women photographers in the Peter Palmquist Collection and contemporary photobooks in the Indie Photobook Library/Larissa Leclair Collection.

The acquisition significantly increases the scope and scale of our planned and reactive maintenance activities and further develops our market-leading position.

The generated signals from the transceiver type of sensors were sent to the Pico Scope Data Acquisition System (DAQ) for data reading.

Several platforms (in vitro assays, cell-based imaging) have also been optimized to screen these libraries in a high-throughput manner, and with the recent progress in image acquisition and analysis, their scope has been expanded toward more diverse and demanding biological systems.

But one lawyer said that Facebook's new acquisition might give it scope to resist a similar outcome.

This design feature provides increased scope for acquisition optimization and has not been previously encountered in nuclear medicine cameras.

I use the Migrant Integration Policy Index' (MIPEX) Access to Nationality measure for 2013 in the present study because it looks specifically (and narrowly) at citizenship acquisition, and its empirical scope (both in terms of countries and time period) fits the survey data on which this study builds.

The signals were digitized at 10 samples per second by using Pico scope data acquisition software (Pico Technology Ltd., St. Neots, UK), and the signal amplitudes were measured in millivolts (mV).

We were specifically interested in the scope of acquisition of nonprescribed antimicrobial drugs from bodegas, pharmacias, or other stores since this behavior had been suggested in a study in New York City (17).

The Regional History Collection and University Archives grew rapidly, and manuscript acquisitions became national in scope.