It's the counterpoint to his city-sized magnum opus, in that the scope is so small, the task so doable.
It's the counterpoint to his city-sized magnum opus, in that the scope is so small, the task so goddamn doable.
Max Friedländer definitely attributed the panel to Christus in 1930, concluding that "in scope and importance, [it] is superior to all other known creations of this master".
"I think it just shows that in the scope of problems, it was a lower priority than some of the greater priorities like class size," Ms. Donlan said.
"You have to have a very strong command presence when you're talking about interacting with people in the scope that we have to deal with," he said.
In France each department has a comparable consultative body, but its work is broader in scope in that it can scrutinize recruitment, personnel records, promotions, and disciplinary procedures.
First, punctuated equilibrium was more modest in scope, in that it was addressing evolution specifically at the species level.
The 2012 study had a broader scope in that it included all health professionals.
Our design is nearly unprecedented in scope in that the experiment incorporates biotic (competitors) and abiotic (climate) factors in driving adaptation.
Sniper rifles are different from the above two classes in that they have a scope.
