The real difference between them and us is that we have fifty-one governments (the states plus the feds) that have the right to decide for themselves about capital punishment, and each of those governments consists of independently elected executive and legislative branches an arrangement that leaves plenty of scope for single-issue, hot-button politics.
Spanning more than four centuries, these works illustrate the principal genres, from mythological, religious and landscape painting to still life, the nude and portraiture, offering a panoramic view of unusual scope for a single exhibition.
The early buzz Melanie McDonagh wrote in the Evening Standard: "She's not the quintessential singleton of old — though she's still on the market — but that gives scope for embodying other issues: single parenthood and the ol' chestnut, the Work-Life Balance.
Despite the recent development of powerful multi-degree of freedom curve fitting programs the advent of the microcomputer has meant that there is still scope for improvement of simpler single degree of freedom models.
And there's perhaps scope for debate about private possession of single chamber shotguns for hunting.
Teece (1980) extended this idea by his empirical observations of scope for diversification to multi-output from single input especially in petroleum industry in USA.
We examine here a solution based on GaN, a material with properties that offer wide ranging novel functionality and unexplored scope for integrating advanced sensor devices into single integrated systems for reliable operation in a wide range of extreme environments.
fMRI has a number of advantages over PET, including safety considerations, which allow for a larger number of images to be acquired in a single session, and scope for an event-related design [ 15], thereby substantially increasing sensitivity.
The use of surplus tissues not only benefits investigators in their research efforts but allows simultaneous analysis of multiple organs in a single mouse providing scope for a more comprehensive assessment if the data were to be shared.
The majority of these studies used a single approach (such as interviews or observations) to gather data from a single source, providing little scope for validating the findings or obtaining a more comprehensive assessment of the value of the CoP.
