In addition, they perceived the scope of any effective policy initiative to be beyond their remit, because the legal framework within which they work is determined largely at the federal level.
In Fig. 7, results of the avoided CO2 emissions in the three configurations are represented, in order to perceive the real scope of CO2 reduction in every situation.
Perceiving the full scope of Nazi plans and realizing that they had nothing left to lose, Zuckerman and resistance leaders such as Abba Kovner and Mordecai Anielewicz found the determination to resist and to risk their lives.
What scope is there for this paradigm to change in order to perceive the Earth as an animate, living system in which humans play a constructive, not destructive, part?
This paper explores the scope of perceiving the agricultural landscapes of the European Union (EU) as distinct patterns of farming systems and landscape elements in homogeneous biophysical and administrative endowments.
Furthermore, discovery of VDR expression in diverse normal human tissues including B and T lymphocytes, the hair follicle, muscle, adipose tissue, bone marrow and in cancer cells has widened the perceived scope of the vitamin D endocrine system, beyond bone homeostasis [7].
Because the corridor of options is sacrificed for improving the fit of a strategic pattern to the given environmental conditions, affected organizations do not perceive any scope of action to adapt their strategic pattern to environmental changes (Sydow et al. 2009).
It is not possible to define a word ostensively, for that person does not perceive in the world those objects which we perceive as belonging to the scope of the term defined.
These may include clinicians' workload and the perceived scope of acute care.
Overall, these ontological variations in the perceived scope, strengths and weaknesses, and ideal form and function of GHG define a fast growing, but conceptually and empirically incoherent literature.
