Does this represent scope for Christianity's growth, or incipient secularisation?
The group represented the scope of approaches, from sweaty "strong" yoga to tension-melting restorative poses, that are taking yoga beyond the confines of the counterculture to the mainstream of American fitness.
Before Sesame Street, most children's television shows were locally produced, with hosts who, according to researchers Edward L. Palmer and Shalom M. Fisch, "represented the scope and vision of a single individual" and were often condescending to their audience.
Voronoi-based partition [19] divides scopes of facility into various region-irregular areas, and each area represents the scope of a facility.
The three concert spaces of Carnegie represent "the scope to develop extraordinary festivals with fantastic breadth," he said.
All heat transferred from hot process sources into cold process sinks represent the scope for energy integration.
The histograms for three factors have been shown in Figs. 3, 4 and 5 representing the scope, frequency and amplitude.
Personally, I do think there's something powerful and compelling about holding an object in your hand that symbolically represents the scope of human accomplishment and ideals.
For example, using data solely from biological courses will not fully represent the scope of coverage of evolution in university education, as other fields, like anthropology, also utilize evolutionary principles.
The transparency report only includes times when law enforcement has had to go through legal avenues to request information from Facebook and does not even begin to represent the scope of public data that has become available to law enforcement and intelligence agencies due to social networking.
