Sentence examples for environments in the scope from inspiring English sources

Some philosophical theories about natural environments and objects have potential to be extended to cover built environments and non-natural objects of several sorts (see King 2000, Light 2001, Palmer 2003, while Fox 2007 aims to include both built and natural environments in the scope of a single ethical theory).

Mitigating threats [18] and detecting attacks [19] in cloud computing environments are beyond the scope of this paper.

UN-Habitat considers four key factors in these programs: the degree of social cohesion, the extent of urban inequalities, the risks of the built environment, and the scope of inclusiveness in urban governance.

In an increasingly complicated institutionalized environment, however, the scope of action based on tacit understanding increases, as do the political opportunities of individuals with economic or intellectual resources.

This study investigated the relationship between performance, external environment, and the scope and intensity of QI activities in hospitals.

The only direction, if we can think of it that way, comes from the fact that evolutionary change happens in an environment that limits the scope of possible successful mutations.

The issues that need to be addressed before implementing WGES into clinical care in this environment are beyond the scope of this debate.

An MDP framework envisages a single agent operating in a stationary environment thereby limiting the scope of application of RL to control problems.

Recent years have seen a broadening in the scope of research, with a slight growth in publications on the environment and a dramatic increase in those on biofuel.

Many of the problems addressed have been formulated in the scope of the EU GREX project, entitled Coordination and Control of Cooperating Heterogeneous Unmanned Systems in Uncertain Environments.

In the scope of this paper, to calculate the functional independence, new formulas are presented under fuzzy environment differing from classical axiomatic design principles.