"You never know, there could be a shootout at any moment — they've got the whole place scoped out.
I had made a long trek back from a mission and stopped by a few places, scoped out a squirrel, some chickens, a deer and some other things in passing.
The architecture of the novel takes shape like a stage set – time, place, atmosphere, scope – until it's ready for imaginary people.
Richard Aster and James England of second-place Meridian Value scope out troubled firms they think will get back on track.
"It will be interesting to see how many lenders will have the systems in place or the scope to cope with increased demand so soon".
But there is no system you can put in place, given that scope and that scale, that is ever going to be perfect.
As layers of debris are peeled away, recovery workers are opening gangways to intact portions of a 16-acre basement that was largely unseen but was a place of spectacular scope in its own right.
The method, used at all levels of American football, remains virtually unchanged and unnoticed after 100 years, taking place beyond the scope of the television camera and the focus of the fans until a precise measurement is needed.
The actual drawing up of strategic plans, and the testing and development of these plans for each of the scenarios [ 15], did not take place within the scope of our study.
In this "official" notation, the only quantifier is the universal, written by placing the variables bound between lower corners, as for example ' ˻pqf˼ ', and placing the quantifier scope or matrix within upper corners, so for example '˻pqf˼ ⌈ϙ(f(pq f qp))⌉' is Leśniewski's way of writing what we write as '∀pqf ⌈f(pq) ∧ f qp)⌉'.
