For much of the city's history, that purview was reserved mostly for birds and the romantic imagination of conceptual artists.
That's assuming, of course, that the purview of Fisa approvals is exclusively "terrorists overseas," when a large part of the concern is the possible violation of Americans' privacy.
Part of the purview of that CTO function is to test new technologies and conduct proof of concepts.
"There is a community of people in Chicago who want to support traditional or alternative forms of music that are out of the purview of popular culture," said Scott Wills, a frequent house concert host.
Patrushev is now secretary of the Security Council, meaning that his purview extends to the most serious matters of state, including war and peace.
Beyond the ironist's contained despair, the kitsch of the tragedian, and the minimalist interpretation of facts that is the purview of the disciplined historian, is there a framework for representing the Holocaust and how have images of the sky provided that framework for various artists, victims, and survivors?
Using the most intensive longitudinal phenome-wide analysis approach to date, we have demonstrated the presence of rich temporal dynamics in brain function related to both psychological and biological variability, suggesting that the purview of studies of human brain function can usefully be widened to encompass the study of temporal variability within individuals.
Floridi, in developing his information ethics theory (henceforth FIE [2], argued that the purview of computer ethics – indeed of ethics in general – should be widened to include much more than simply human beings, their actions, intentions and characters.
The commission correctly perceived that the purview of the Board of Supervisors is too broad, its attention span too short and its expertise too limited to solve the county's most intractable problems.
Mr Hazare's main complaint is that the bill proposes keeping India's top investigation agency, CBI, out of the purview of the ombudsman.
