It was Dunstan's belief in the centrality of arts investment to social policy outcomes that, among many achievements, built the Adelaide Film Commission and injected enough money for the International Arts Festival to develop scope, influence and prestige.
In previous studies, Hardy and Anton developed scoping and numerical models describing phenomena occurring during the loading process in an alanate storage system having the configuration of a cylindrical shell, tube and fin heat exchanger.
The job should be developed, scoped, sold, and fulfilled by the same people.
This is designed as an introduction to formulating a process for researching the organization prior to starting the audit and as an aid to developing the scope.
Despite these challenges, our team pushed forward, developing a scope of work for a training institute for municipal workers to attend technical training courses on everything from street paving to sewage management.
In Scandinavia, developing the scope of practice of hygienists also remains an issue of debate [ 2].
Cooperating agency status allows an agency, community, or tribe considerable opportunity to influence an EIA by participating in developing the scope, analytic approach, and selection of alternatives, as well as by drafting sections of the EIA itself.
The value of working on developing a scoping paper, for example in terms of time and financial remuneration, was potentially problematic, especially since the nature of the scoping study as a non-systematic review might not enable peer-reviewed academic articles to be developed.
Ever committed to new music, he also plans at least one contemporary opera each year, and he wants to develop the scope of the Filarmonica della Scala orchestra, with concerts and touring.
But as the script was developed, the scope of the film grew from a period love story with a budget of $40 million -- "a poignant personal tale," as one senior official at MGM put it -- into a long, expensive epic painting the horrors of the Civil War.
