There are many definitions of governance and regulation in the literature, some of which are narrow in scope and others which are broad.
Since a bit of metal or other debris inside the tank could have disastrous consequences, the Kennedy team examined the tank in detail with fiber-optic scopes and other nondestructive means.
The siege exposed problems caused by inexperienced security forces and inadequate equipment, including a lack of high-power rifle scopes and other optics to help discriminate between the attackers and civilians.
The result: the mayor approved money in last year's budget to buy six squad cars, a special undercover van, night scopes and other surveillance equipment for nighttime patrols, all assigned to the precinct that covers District 30.
Analysts say the setup may cost $30,000 to $45,000 at the patient's end — with a suitcase or cart containing scopes and other special equipment — plus a setup for the doctor that costs far less.
The available stock of insomnia-related questionnaires has a substantial heterogeneity in their formats, foci, scopes, and other attributes.
Scopes and other instruments are inserted through the incisions so that the surgery can be done.
In general, there is a wide scope of data rate, range, and other parameters that can be traded off based on the application [6 8].
Referring to the fact that foreign investigations are often not wide-ranging, he added, "Even the most robust of those other regulators have faced scope limitations and other challenges that we would not countenance".
The composition of the triage team varies with some teams led by extended scope physiotherapists and other teams consisting of physiotherapists and primary care physicians with special interests in orthopaedics.
