While Uber could get better at defining a narrow scope of situations where it could shuttle passengers around, that it's going to take a long time to get to more robust autonomous driving means that we might not be losing humans any time soon to ensure that the experience spans the full spectrum of requirements.
Mr. Preston-Werner thinks the way open source requires a high degree of trust and collaboration among relative equals (plus a few high-level managers who define the scope of a job and make final decisions) can be extended more broadly, even into government.
Jurisdictional boundaries, such as define the scope of a technology (e.g. 'tissue engineering') or a governance domain (e.g. 'enterprise' or 'public health') can be difficult to establish in political processes, reflecting conflicting framings of economically important emerging zones.
Be it a result of a health issue, or the arrival of a new child or some other special circumstance, these are the times when having a well defined project or at least a scope of work can make all the difference between a successful WFH experience and a failed one.
In the nineteen-sixties, I helped Interior Secretary Stewart Udall define the scope of a new approach to conservation, which included both cities and wild places.
In terms of modeling processes Edmonds explains context as the set of factors that define the scope of a specific model [9].
Key questions define the scope of a DERP report.
We have used the Scope algorithm to define a distance of a reaction in the global reaction set from nutrient metabolites.
We acknowledged that the structure can define the scope of an agent's ability to act and agency may also have the ability to change the structure [ 15].
The TA process is widely used in the health professions as a tool to define the scope of practice for various cadres of health workers [ 17].
A hypothesis defines the scope of a class of compounds sharing a SAR trend for a given endpoint.
