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The Bonfils fiberscope (BF) is a curved rigid scope designed to provide superior visualization in the anterior larynx.

In an address to the nation from the Rose Garden at the White House, Obama said he had decided that the US should take military action that would be "limited in duration and scope", designed to "hold the Assad regime accountable for their use of chemical weapons, deter this kind of behaviour and degrade their capacity to carry it out".

Children's, which has had its printer for about a year, has used the device to create a robotic scope designed to reduce human involvement in endoscopic procedures; it has also designed forceps built to rotate a needle so it's oriented properly when a doctor is stitching up a patient.

To help with detection, the Denver police department bought themselves the awkwardly named, high-tech, futuristic, "Nasal Ranger" scent-o-scope, designed to help the user detect odor amounts.

Recent refinements in scope technology, designed to overcome some of the technical limitations, may lead to more widespread clinical use.

The administration's interventions on the talking points, he said, were limited in scope and designed to prevent officials going beyond what was known into the realms of speculation.

Any action, President Obama said, would be "limited both in time and scope - designed to deter the Syrian government from gassing its own people again and degrade its ability to do so".

Mr Obama has said any military action will be "limited both in time and scope - designed to deter the Syrian government from gassing its own people again and degrade its ability to do so".

The Johns Hopkins smart scope is designed to be significantly cheaper, with affordable electronic components and low-cost power and computing options, in hopes that it can be useful for low-resource communities.

Second, since SCOPE was designed to be a pilot project, and in fact to act as proof-of-principle, the sample of nursing homes chosen was a convenience one.

That the White House also managed to push through Congress a spending bill of unprecedented size and scope -- designed both to provide an economic stimulus and reorder the nation's priorities -- is little short of astonishing.