The team examined several potential characteristics of a return policy: Time (such as whether you must return within 14 days or 90 days); money (whether or not you get a full reimbursement); effort (whether you must provide a receipt or other forms); scope (whether even sale merchandise is eligible for return); and exchange (whether you're limited to getting store credit for your return).
The yield on Greek 10-year bonds rose to 8.12 percent, which Mr. Greenhaus said reflected "lingering uncertainty as to the shape, scope and form of any E.U.-I.M.F.
Step by step, as the form and scope of the film developed, the screenplay grew more and more detailed.
After a brief discussion of the historical development of silicon in nanowire form, the scope of topics covered in this book and its organization are presented, along with brief comments regarding the significance of each and its relevance to biomedical applications.
Researchers will produce a collection of articles to identify the form and scope preliminary to explaining the cultural implications of the global imagination.
Entrapment of growth factor drugs into this kind of nanohydrogels for deficient bladder reconstruction therapy will form the scope of our future study.
Recent work in political philosophy on the appropriate form and scope of impartiality has looked to Godwin, most commonly to define a position to resist, but not exclusively so.
For example, Yoshizumi Serizawa came up with the wide area current differential backup protection [23] at 1998, which form the scope of differential protection according to the area of backup protection and it can identify the fault element accurately and determine the operation scope of backup protection.
A related approach to logical form and scope ambiguity enjoying some current popularity is minimal recursion semantics (MRS) (Copestake et al. 2005), which goes even further in fragmenting the meaningful parts of an expression, with the goal of allowing incremental constraint-based assembly of these pieces into unambiguous sentential LFs.
prolific and versatile poet, a master of Finnish poetic forms, the scope of whose talent ranges from the visionary and mystical to topical novels, pamphlets, and critical journalism.
