3) Economies of scope come from the fact that taxi demand fluctuates constantly [6].
Dan Pettit, associate director of sustainability for Kraft Foods, said that his company learned while working with the new protocols that Scope 3 emissions — coming from activities like farming — accounted for 90 percent of the overall impact.
Denver (9-1-0, 6-0-0) has a wider scope for recruiting, with players coming from the Midwest, the Northeast, Canada and Europe.
Research on migraine and primary headache disorders is relatively expansive in volume, but not in geographical scope, with the majority of research coming from higher income countries, and disproportionately less knowledge coming from lower income countries.
For these reasons, the many and various concerns they express about the limited scope for implementing reattribution deserve serious consideration – coming from a group of 'critical friends' rather than from neutral or even hostile observers.
Coming from an agricultural background, Ms. Alexander had the inside scope on the harmful effects that certain ingredients have on skin complexion, as well as the harmful long-term repercussions these ingredients have on the environment.
The Snowden leaks sparked weeks of reports about the massive scope of the NSA's surveillance capabilities, the majority of those reports coming from the Guardian.
"I think coming from that position, I think he's got a wider scope in terms of his eyes, which is really needed.
Those coming from Sánchez's detractors were fairly consistent in content and limited in scope.
The first argument (coming from the noun) of a type <1,1> determiner denotation is often called its restriction, and the second its scope.
