Sentence examples similar to fitting scope from inspiring English sources

The reduction of a full score to fit the scope of the piano is called a piano score.

We think "carceral geographies", although framed initially by geographers (itself a very broad "discipline"), fits the scope of this problem.

"If it fits the scope and tone of the game, then I'll accept most of the ideas that come in".

Their scale fits the scope of Burne-Jones's ambition; their materials magnified his artifice further and in the process frequently freshened up age-old conventions.

Editors at Scientific Data may decline consideration of submissions that do not fit this scope, or may ask authors to remove inappropriate material from submitted manuscripts.

Each was paired with a mentor and focused on a project designed to fit a scope of eight- to ten-weeks.

We experimented with a large generic ontology as a basis for automatically generating domain ontologies that fit the scope of sample natural language web pages.

Defense lawyers sought to dismiss the enhanced charges, arguing that the defendants' conduct did not fit the scope of the state hate crimes statute and that the law itself was unconstitutionally vague.

Reviewers are also asked to comment on whether a work fits the scope or is appropriate for the journal in question.

None of the elements described below are required, other elements can be added (as long as they have a semantic definition and logically fit the scope), and all elements are open to revision (readers are encouraged to provide feedback).

He also issued an online description of a collection of autograph letters of 19th-century scientists in 2008: http://gwpstudies.net/collections-letters/. "George went after items that fit the scope of his collection with enormous persistence and zeal," Schreyer said.