Sentence examples for half the scope from inspiring English sources

Somehow the glasses "gather in" the image -- even on a huge Imax screen -- and make it seem half the scope of the same image when looked at without the glasses".

But if you don't know what you are cooling, and why you are cooling it, "you are losing half of the scope".

The following year, however, the Army's budget was cut in half and the scope of the scheme reduced following the resolution of the Washington Naval Treaty which arguably improved Australia's strategic outlook.

Character designer Tetsuya Nomura has explained that this allowed the game to be developed in one year and at half the normal scope Final Fantasy titles are normally produced.

This paper investigates the dynamic response to a time-harmonic oscillating moving load of a system comprising a covering layer and half-plane, within the scope of the piecewise-homogeneous body model utilizing of the exact equations of the linear theory of elastodynamics.

This paper investigates the dynamic response to a moving load of a system comprising an initially stressed covering layer and initially stressed half-plane, within the scope of the piecewise-homogeneous body model utilizing three-dimensional linearized wave propagation theory in the initially stressed body.

It was a stark realisation: they didn't know the half of it, and the scope of the problem was uncharted.

Estimating half-lives is beyond the scope of this study, but estimates vary widely.

"It's got a beard and a half," he said, passing me the scope.

Although the battle is more or less forgotten today, it was immensely important: not only did it help shape the course of the war's first half, it confirmed fears that the scope and magnitude of the conflict would be much greater than anyone had expected.

Obama has produced profitably for Wall Street, signing a bill only last year -- when he lacked any political excuse for not vetoing it -- that cut their taxes by a half trillion and vastly expanded the scope for their political corruption to pay for the favor.