Sentence examples for scope extent from inspiring English sources
A genuine reconfiguration of process plans to optimize the scope, extent, and cost of reconfiguration is achieved using a 0 1 integer programming model.
It was found also that both social and technical knowledge are similar as regards the scope, extent and dynamics of their application in non-academic client communities, but that most social knowledge applications occur independently of technical inputs, stimulating and supporting innovation in a wide variety of technological and non-technological contexts.
"People don't understand the scope and extent of work that is necessary," he said.
"It is the leader who decides on the possibility, scope and extent of potential talks with the U.S.," Mr. Mohebbian said.
Gov. Jeb Bush of Florida may have the most far-reaching plan, which would allow private companies to decide the scope and extent of services.
"But the settlement is a clear indication of the scope and extent of responsibility for the collapse on the part of Bechtel/Parsons Brinckerhoff".
"The real shocker was the scope and extent of the abuse," Mike Kreidler, the insurance commissioner in Washington, said in a statement.
The series, which demonstrated the scope and extent of trauma in offshore detention, as well as alleged and confirmed incidents of abuse, prompted Labor to announce it would move for a parliamentary inquiry.
Yates has told parliamentary inquiries that prosecutors advised that police should adopt a narrow interpretation of the law on hacking, but Starmer insists prosecutors "did not limit the scope and extent of the criminal investigation".
It is worth keeping in mind that journalists at newspapers like The Guardian and The Times, not the police, first brought to light the scope and extent of hacking by British tabloids.
I fear that this will increase both the scope and extent of the crash when it comes.Tom HughesLondonSIR – An important element regarding the demand for commercial property is the effect on business of the introduction of IT.
