Sentence examples for of narrow scope from inspiring English sources

The wedding ritual to which the movie builds is a vast set piece of narrow scope that leads to a tremendous frenzy.

As computer systems become more complex, the issue of using a large number of metaphors of narrow scope to design interfaces has arisen.

The active-ageing concept was introduced in order to overcome exactly this type of narrow scope.

Otherwise there is great danger that high quality evidence will be biased to contexts that favor implementation of interventions of narrow scope that are easier to evaluate – and that pressing global health concerns will continue to be under-researched.

Thus, related modeling approaches should be considered to avoid a focused optimization of narrow scopes of analysis or partial systems.

And other ideas of narrower scope, like contingent convertible securities that can absorb losses without leading to default, are in the works.

The GEPT-A has a more even distribution in scope across its items than does the iBT, with a much lower proportion of narrow-scope items than the iBT.

It's important to have one foot in your community, but it's also very important to stay aware of what's going on outside of your narrow scope of vision.

Elizabeth M. Fink, Ms. Siddiqui's lawyer, said of the narrow scope of the charges, "They kept it very tight".

Because of the narrow scope of the work he had been doing at the NRO, he wasn't sure he would be able to find a well-paying job in industry, certainly not with the ease that his colleagues expected to.

Interactions with intrinsic variables; that is, individuals' immutable properties like sex, race and birth date are often regarded as an indication of a narrow scope of a model [ 31].