Sentence examples for scope functions from inspiring English sources

Sixteen other processes are categorized among the remaining three classes in terms of scope, functions and order.

Eliot thinks that the storm damaged the Governor in two specific ways: "it stalled what had been a slow gain for Romney before... and if the narrative of the race had been about the function, scope, role of government, what could be a more dramatic demonstration of what government should do than a hurricane requiring government action?

Re-presenting organizational context using alternative social theory-based perspectives opens the conventional, taken-for-granted scope and functions of AIS to examination and critique, providing space for change.

The scope of functions sets OSSperf apart from the other solutions, we investigated in this work (see Table 1).

Here, we propose a novel architecture to build compact DNA strand displacement circuits to compute a broad scope of functions in an analog fashion.

Those tendencies, however, raise the question whether the achievement of a wider scope of functions and services would result in a reduction of forest productivity.

If TERMS & CONDITIONS were designed to communicate the service's scope and functions efficiently and effectively so that humans could actually understand: A) how it works and B) which bits of their data are absolutely required for it to function — these screeds could be cut down to size; even to just a few bullet points.

CTD is currently under development, and the planned scope and functions of the database are described herein.

Overall, these data suggest that the full scope of functions of PPARα in hepatocytes is critically dependent on the interaction with other liver cell types.

As water temperature increases towards the critical temperature for aerobic scope, cellular functions are maintained and protected by heat shock proteins and antioxidant defences (Portner 2002; Kassahn et al. 2009).

The approach adopted in Scotland favoured a more collaborative style with the general guidance for LHCCs stressing that there was to be no single model and that the exact scope and functions of the LHCC would be determined by discussion and agreement between member practices and the PCT.