This spring, as the blockbuster machinery shifts gears from "Watchmen" to "Wolverine," a handful of small movies from relatively young directors are setting out to expand, modestly but with notable seriousness, the scope of American filmmaking.
From the beginning, the case against Mr. Naseem was notable for its scope and the way it coincided with a two-year boom in mergers.
Most notable is the scope of the term "Non-Microsoft Middleware," which captures a wide array of existing platform technology, as well as technology not yet developed.
In doing so, she echoes her widely acclaimed "Paris 1919," a volume notable for its scope, mastery of complex issues and vivid portrayals of the statesmen who shaped the post-World War I peace settlement.
I was starting to lose steam and failed to notice who many of the artists for these were but here are some notable pieces from SCOPE.
Notable societies: Tons of scope to create new ones of your own to fit your interests.
The investigation of the 1,100-member 1,100-member force is also notable because of its scope and the nuMiamiof officers charged, said the expoliceMarie Simonetti Rosen, publisher oforce Enforcement News, a publisalsonotablehn Jay College of Criminal Justice in New York.
Peirce's 1903 account of signs, then, is notable for its broader scope, relative neatness, and completeness.
But the breadth and scope is notable, and should make for an overwhelming sendoff on Saturday.
A notable finding of this scoping review is that at present, interventions for parents of children ages 0 5 involved with the child welfare system are most frequently measured via case study and quasi-experimental designs, with randomized control trials making up 26.2% of included study designs.
His chief works are notable mainly because of the scope, magnitude, and importance of his project and the conscientious persistence with which he developed and expressed his ideas.
