Sentence examples for more general scope from inspiring English sources

These include institutions specialising in narrow vocational areas, such as maritime studies or hotel work, others with a more general scope covering arts, culture and media related careers, as well as several business schools.

We consider the implicit SGS modeling capabilities of an improved version of this scheme simultaneously for underresolved turbulent and non-turbulent incompressible flows, thus extending previous works on this subject to a more general scope.

This phenomenon gives origin to adoption cascades that can be studied within the more general scope of information spreading [65].

In this paper, the discrete delay (tau_{m}leq tau(t)leqtau_{M}) is of a more general scope than (0leqtau(t) leqtau) considered in [1, 27, 28].

Sociological studies of scientific collaboration can in principle place the connective models of unity within the more general scope of social epistemology, for instance, in relation to distributive cognition (beyond the focus on strategies of consensus within communities).

A more general scope of this device is the controllable routing of photonic states on a chip, which is interesting for quantum information as well as quantum simulation experiments.

Much more general in scope than ordinary rules of law, legal maxims commonly formulate a legal policy or ideal that judges are supposed to consider in deciding cases.

And it is more general in scope than mei laoban, or "coal bosses," referring to those who became millionaires after the privatization of coal mines in the provinces.

They however, tend to do events that are more general in scope such as parties to reward customers or employees, or events to change the company image.

For a more general substrate scope, however, the addition of molecular sieves to the reaction is crucial for successful chirality transfer.

Some appeals to haecceities in the philosophy of language are more limited and nuanced e.g., Hawthorne and Manley (2012: 204) consider the deployment of haecceities and other non-qualitative properties in a semantics for demonstratives while other applications are more general in scope e.g., analyses of de re senses or individual concepts in terms of haecceities.