For static-water, levee-style catfish pond facilities, sizing of settling basins is controlled by factors such as type of effluent to be treated, pond layout, size of the largest foodfish pond, number of drainage directions, scope of regulations governing effluents, and the availability of land.
The Australian curriculum has given so much direction and scope for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander cultures and history being taught in schools through the cross-curriculum priorities.
In Brazil, judges have wide latitude to define both the direction and scope of criminal inquiries, and Judge Moro's willingness to pursue even the eminent and influential has made him a folk hero.
Plan XVII also miscalculated the direction and scope of the coming onslaught: though it foresaw an invasion through Belgium, it assumed that the Germans would take the route through the Ardennes, thereby exposing their communications to attack.
Decisions on all manner of issues -- from the gifts of food and electronic goods that party officials and commoners received on national holidays to the direction and scope of the country's clandestine nuclear-weapons programs -- were made by "the party center," as Kim was called, in whispers, in the years before his father's death.
The study also sought to gain knowledge on the direction and scope of rubrics as an innovative resource, taking into account the technical and pedagogical aspects present in their design and implementation.
While teachers' engagement in action research can be decided by school leaders and policymakers (a form of coercion), they are however free to choose the direction and scope of their action research projects to benefit their students (a form of consent).
In order to study farmers' certification decisions, we adopt the view of Johnson and Scholes (1999), who define strategy as 'the direction and scope of activity so as to achieve competitive advantage, ultimately meeting the needs of markets and fulfilling stakeholder expectations'.
