And then, Alex gave a little whistle of delight and thrust my head to the scope in time to spot a bundle of feathers: the ferruginous pygmy owl, or as I preferred, tennis ball owl, staring directly back at me.
This first draft of our map gives a sense of the wide scope, in time and space, of the Los Angeles literary scene.
An analysis by Boston Consulting Group of total shareholder returns at banks in the 12 months to November 2007 showed that, in general, the more diversified players performed better in this crisis than the less diversified ones.Francisco González, the boss of BBVA, says that bigger banks not only enjoy the advantage of diversity but also have much more scope to sell off assets in times of trouble.
Stuart House understood the scope and urgency of that battle and, in times of our deepest despair, they stepped up and fought it for us.
The new version was expanded considerably in scope and seeded more powers to the WHO in times of crisis.
Alerting methodologies and their effectiveness have been studied in the literature but are frequently limited in scope in terms of time and conditions [ 126- 129].
Training students at all levels for this future is an urgent need, and new and innovative approaches will be required to accomplish training in an area of such scope in reasonable time frames.
Limit the scope and time of your visit.
According to Al Neimat [101], IT projects frequently fail to meet original objectives, running over budget, time and scope in spite of the measures to overcome this situation.
In making his argument for exploitation, Leary sets up a notion of 'ruin porn' that is too broad in scope; numerous times in his essay, he conflates all of modern ruins photography with exploitation.
