The scales followed previous studies on foraging ranges and scale-dependent effects in flower-visiting insects such as bees [ 43- 46].
Stoppard's plays are often big in range and scale, though this is in the intimate Dorfman Theatre.
The answer seems to be that pop aspires to the range and scale of orchestral music.
Perceptive and refined though Jansons's overview of these emotionally intricate statements was, it fell short of the ideal range and scale of their potential impact.
"As a major player in the market, the BBC has a significant impact on the overall range and scale of provision," the DCMS said in the consultation.
Morrison, who has died aged 71 after suffering an oesophageal rupture, had a career in theatre, television and radio that was exceptional in its range and scale, and innovative in subject matter and dramatic form.
Under his direction, the Aspen Institute, which had been a comparatively small organization that specialized in educational seminars for executives, increased its range and scale, becoming a well-known meeting place for world leaders, scholars and scientists on international issues.
It was set in motion by the Swiss army's decision to close the firing range and scale back other operations, releasing land suitable for development on the valley floor.
Doherty said: "I'm hugely excited about the range and scale of opportunities I'll be pursuing at Channel 4. From natural history and conservation to farming and mass production, nothing's off limits; it's an exact match for me – it's going to be a great adventure".
But it is also because of the sheer range and scale of scientific programming, she says, that calls for an equally diverse cast of presenters – and a highly demanding audience that increasingly insists those leading a programme know their subject inside out.
