Sentence examples for formal scope from inspiring English sources

There he created an enormous body of ornate, densely patterned drawings whose incantatory power, formal scope and cultural richness defy category.

Since this is an advanced course, we intend these discussions to be more informal, and not need the formal scope of office hours.

The Met show, organized by John Guy, curator of the arts of South and Southeast Asia, with Sheena Wagstaff, chairwoman of the department of modern and contemporary art, gives a sense of Mr. Pich's formal scope.

East Harlem Through May 20 "Fresh Produce," organized by Yasmin Ramirez, serves as a compact extension to "Latin American Still Life: Reflections of Time and Place" at El Museo del Barrio (through May 21), further expanding the larger show's already broad formal scope.

You might expect a film with that level of clout to be some manner of blockbuster, though those who approach Roma on hype alone may be surprised by how exquisitely small it is: hefty in formal scope, yes, but finally an intimate, fine-boned character study as memory piece, built from vignettes and images that suggest an uncovered family album in gleaming monochrome.

Invocation of operation on data along the various points in time can be easily described by temporal predicates within a formal scope of temporal programming logic and temporal deductive database systems [1, 5].

These include a revised compensation scheme, reconfiguration of health teams, changed formal scopes of practice, regulatory frameworks and enhanced training infrastructures.

The cultural diversity of his life is reflected in the variety of his poems in their skilfully handled formal range, in the scope of their subject-matter and in their commitment to an ideal of civilised life shared by many cultures.

Thus limited in scope, formal equality of opportunity would be compatible with far greater educational opportunity being available to Austrian than to Chinese youth.

Noting a number of apparently discordant empirical and institutional features of the labour market, they have tried to bring them into the scope of formal economic analysis.

Joseph L. Hoffmann and Nancy J. King may be premature in their call for a formal limitation on the scope of federal habeas corpus review of state convictions.