Sentence examples for by changing the scope from inspiring English sources
Though marriage and family are part of what we call private life, Cusk points us toward their collective, social meaning, not through any direct discussion of marriage's political or economic function but by changing the scope of the marriage plot.
By appealing to analysis (1′′), it follows that there is a way to deny (1) without being committed to the existence of a present King of France, namely by changing the scope of the negation operator and thereby accepting that "It is not the case that there exists a present King of France who is bald" is true.
By changing the substrate, the scope of the screen can be adjusted and different catabolic genes can be targeted.
Today, a Malaysia Airlines passenger jet carrying 295 people was shot down — allegedly by pro-Russia separatists — in eastern Ukraine, dramatically changing the scope of Ukraine's months-long conflict.
Twists and Disappointments The growing financial crisis in the summer of 2008 was rapidly changing the scope of the deal.
From aesthetic advancements to becoming stronger and healthier, they are changing the scope of how we understand tech and how we extend culture.
The nursing education policy reforms have included the rationalisation of nurse training institutions, changing the scope of practice of nurses, and revising nursing qualifications (22– 22).
Several factors increase the resistance to accepting prophylaxis, such as changing the scope from seeing migraine as an intermittent to seeing it as a chronic disease.
During retrospective-to-prospective scenario translation, listen steps are created from background steps by changing the mode from retrospective search scope (search for a specific past EHR event in a given patient) to waiting, prospective scope (wait until a specific event occurs to a given patient).
We have narrowed down the implied scope by changing the title and the abstract.
