Sentence examples for opening the scope from inspiring English sources

Indeed, his subsequent works on environmental aesthetics, both natural and built, and more recently on social aesthetics and negative aesthetics have been consistently opening the scope of aesthetic inquiry.

Thus, the explored mechanisms that stabilize the underlying strategic premises of a path and lead to its reproduction may also contribute to changing these premises and opening the scope of action, i.e., these mechanisms may also help organizations break their path.

'The main thing I felt, reading 70 books back to back, is that I wanted literature to be a bigger canvas, to open the scope.

Such rare-type advantage is a hallmark of frequency-dependent selection and opens the scope for processes of diversification that require ecological contact rather than geographical isolation.

This strategy opens the scope of a new means to modify both swelling and surface properties of PVDF samples, as required for specific applications (such as separator in electrochemical devices or in pipe systems for handling specific chemicals).

This work may depict the environmental and financial feasibility of renewable technology that will open the scope for deeper study in minimising the environmental issues of petrochemical manufacturing in the future.

The goal of this study is to establish a model that explains the spatial soil variability found in the May-Leiba catchment, and to open the scope for extrapolating this information to the surrounding basalt-dominated uplands.

It is especially relevant for Latin GSAPP organization not just because of its Latin American context, in this case Santiago, Chile, but also because we always expect to open the scope of the academic work beyond the mere university boundaries.

These non-natural proteins, either in synthesized or virtual form have opened the scope for the design of entities that not only rival their natural counterparts but also offer a chance to visualize the protein space continuum that might help to relate proteins and understand their associations.

Similarly, tapered market feedback may provide the necessary distance from current consumer expectations that opens the scope of action for developing strategic alternatives (Danneels 2003).

However, data on such investigations are lacking in the case of N. intermedia pellets and hence opens the scope for future studies.