Sentence examples for has a scope from inspiring English sources

Written over nearly two decades by John Barton and directed by his colleague of 50 years, Sir Peter Hall (and by Sir Peter's son, Edward), the show has a scope worthy of mutual, career-crowning ambition, and it arrives with the wounds of an agonizing creative collaboration.

The above step clearly illustrates how a "dot indicating a logical product has a scope which works both backwards and forwards".

The implementation of CHESS provided on the website has a scope limited to compounds that can be well-represented with current version of InChI.

The difference in performance between synthetic and natural audios shows that the acoustic synthesis has a scope for improvement to reach natural audio performance.

These data demonstrate that the optimised sample preparation strategy followed by GC HRMS analysis provides a fit-for-purpose and robust analytical approach, allowing fully quantitative determination of 16 PAHs and due to its robustness has a scope for further extension (both analytes and matrices/products), if required.

And so, in doing that spatial and temporal fluidity justice, this 10th anniversary feature hopefully has a scope wide enough to reflect the broad application the disaster - both natural and manmade - has for all of us as an American community, as we continue our attempts to reconcile and to recover.

"And of course I have a scope, and a window mount for the scope, and a portable chair.

"Its not just national because we envision it as having a scope that's way beyond just the United States.

"I've had some cartilage repairs in shoulders, I've had my elbow fixed, I've had a scope on my knee.

In addition, volunteer part-time faculty can have a scope of practice or practice emphasis that differs from and complements that of the faculty leaders.

That patient had a scope procedure in July 2013.