Sentence examples similar to scope for transition from inspiring English sources
Alan Cruikshank, IT services manager at East Lothian council, said: "Updata has opened up the scope for future transition to a PSN network as well as collaboration with East Lothian health authorities and other public sector bodies.
We analyse how the scope for an energy transition is influenced by factors at three societal levels: the overarching 'landscape'; the sectoral setting or 'regime'; and the 'niche' level where the innovation develops and diffuses.
Realising that acquiring autonomy and independence was especially hard for these young people, they widened the scope of the camp (particularly preparing for transition from paediatric to adult care and self-care) to a self-management camp (aimed at independent living with ESRD, i.e. the transition to adult care and adulthood).
The high polarizability of porphyrin-based π systems, and the scope for strong resonance enhancements from transitions with high oscillator strengths, gives rise to a rich variety of nonlinear optical effects including large first and second hyperpolarizabilities.
However, if a philosophy of units is to address problems going beyond this scope — for example to problems of evolutionary transition,… then a different approach is needed" (Griesemer 2003, 174).
The Doyle laboratory has focused on expanding the scope of electrophiles suitable for transition-metal catalysis, investigating the cross-coupling reactions of acetals and N, O-acetals.
Scope for further experiments in conversion efficiency is also discussed.
While all transition circumstances offer opportunities for monitoring and for learning, rapid transitions typically limit the scope for rigorous evaluation and may be associated with antipathy toward learning.
It's a great opportunity for transition".
Paul: engine for transition offense, distributor extraordinaire.
