Sentence examples for conception of scale from inspiring English sources

The CORE group, a collaboration of health professionals from international development NGOs, has proposed a broader conception of "scale", defined as "widespread achievement of impact at affordable cost", with "impact" serving as a function of coverage, effectiveness, efficiency, local ownership promoting sustainability, and equity [ 15].

This means that the conception of rank scale is a little different from English in that some word classes operate directly in the structure of the clause.

This paper does not argue that Darwin's conception of small-scale competition within species is incorrect.

This process is the source of inspiration for the Embryonics (embryonic electronics) project, whose final objective is the conception of very large scale integrated circuits endowed with properties usually associated with the living world: self-repair (cicatrization) and self-replication.

The conception of a sliding scale of vocalization creates a sense of smooth continuity between songs and speech.

Balanchine, without any alterations, incorporates other Mendelssohn scores that expand the vast classical Romanticism of his conception, and the contrasts of scale with which he shapes the drama are astounding.

The emotional peaks and wild mood swings of Mahler and the particular bleakness of the Sixth were not fully in evidence on Wednesday night, but the orchestra plays with a largeness of scale and conception that conveys the fundamental generosity of the music.

"They had no conception of the size and scale of the enterprise that we're trying to lead here: 10,000 staff, 600 locations, a £1.7bn budget – that's a big organisation.

This requires a shift from natural sciences to engineering sciences with first conception of new, efficient large-scale bioprocess designs, followed by implementation of the most promising design in practice.

A landscape-scale conception of the circa 1688 1715 CE Seneca occupation at the White Springs Site (NYSM 1952; RMSC Plp-018), located in Geneva, NY, is important for understanding their built environment during a period of residential upheaval.

But calculative structures (and the reasons they give you) do not presuppose these other sorts of consideration: you can just tie your shoes, and Vogler regards theories on which such actions must be informed by, for example, a large-scale conception of the good as modeling rationality on a psychopathology akin to paranoia.