Sentence examples for objective and scope from inspiring English sources

Definition of the objective and scope of the parameterized models.

In the previous section project objective and scope were mentioned as key project components.

The overall objective and scope of this book is to inform the audience, the reader, that multiple sclerosis may be linked to a microbe Acinetobacter which carries molecular structures resembling myelin, the outer sheath covering of neurons.

The methodology to generate the parameterized models representative of life cycle GHG emissions per electricity produced for the EGS pathway is based on the following steps (Padey et al. 2013): 1. Definition of the objective and scope of the parameterized models.

EVALUATION PURPOSE, OBJECTIVE AND SCOPE In accordance with Terms of reference4 (TORs)The purpose of the evaluation was to find out how some of the successful activities can be mainstreamed into the UNICEF 2012-2016 country programme (CP).

The six sections of the review tool were: 1/ Object of the evaluation; 2/ Purpose, objectives and scope; 3/ Evaluation methodology, gender, human rights and equity; 4/ Findings and conclusions; 5/ Recommendations and lessons learned; 6/ Report is well structured, logical and clear; 7/ (Plus additional information and an overall reaction).

Status: red The planned objectives and scope of the programme do not meet the expecations of No10/Cabinet Office, meaning that they may continue to change.

The objectives and scope of the study described into this paper were to compare different methods to assess (measure or predict) the acoustic properties of a pavement in order to derive information about use in practical applications.

In a section of the risk register headed "scope creep", which was last reviewed on 10 May, it says: "The planned objectives and scope of the programme do not meet the expectations of No10/Cabinet Office, meaning that they may continue to change.

Status: red Because the objectives and scope are not fully agreed upon, but delivery has started, it is possible that the programme delivers the planned outputs, but this does not result in the desired change (deliverying against the plan but missing the point).

The guidelines entail clearly defining the model objectives and scope, and using a conceptual model of the system to form the structure of the BN, which should be parsimonious yet capture all key components and processes.