Sentence examples for scope and context from inspiring English sources
The characteristics and requirements of such DVEs differ significantly given the diverse objectives, scope and context that each virtual world aims at supporting.
I make them only to indicate that manyif not mostof the basic questions about the scope and context of the speedy-trial guarantee remain to be resolved.
Metabolic engineering exploits an integrated, systems-level approach for optimizing a desired cellular property or phenotype; and great strides have been made within this scope and context during the past fifteen years.
This paper gives an overview of the scope and context of the CODAC high-level real-time applications (Supervision and Plasma Control) and presents the strategy and current state of design of the tools to support the implementation.
First, the results of the experiments outline the scope and context in which SNAD is applicable.
The design and evaluation of such tools are still at the beginning, as well as the scope and context of application.
The factors explored varied considerably depending on the scope, setting and context of the study.
Once the data was reviewed and a general understanding of the scope and contexts of key experiences was attained, the interview transcripts were exported to NVivo 9 qualitative data analysis software, where the data was both deductively and inductively coded.
We upfront highlight that our choice for TMMi as the baseline reference model was mainly motivated by its worldwide scope and multi-context adoption (Experimentus Ltd. 2012); furthermore, it is well acknowledged that more specific models such as MPT.Br are usually inspired in widely adopted models such as CMMI and TMMi (Softex Recife 2011).
The team collectively identified three key themes of significance in the debate concerning the context for advancing nursing practice in the Kenyan context: scope and activities of daily practice; contexts that constrain nurses from acting autonomously; contexts that facilitate autonomous practice.
High-resolution modeling addresses these shortcomings through increased topological resolution, greater temporal disaggregation, extended model scope, and support for context-dependent component performance.
