Sentence examples for scope notes from inspiring English sources

For detailed scope notes on Levels 1-4, see ANSI/NISO Z39.71-1999 p. 15.

One finding guide is the Key Documents list, a bibliography with extensive cross references and scope notes.

BRIEF COMMUNICATIONS for publication of significant original research results of limited scope (notes) or of immediate importance and impact (letters).

These facets together with their scope notes are presented below: a. "Material Objects": This Facet comprises types of things with a physical substance that constitute complete units and have a relatively stable form with identifiable boundaries in at least one dimension.

The payback categories are shown with Buxton and Hanney's scope notes [ 6] in Table 1.

Interviews were audio-taped and transcribed for thematic analysis using the Payback Framework and the Logic Model categories and scope notes [ 6].

For instance, the June 2002 Central Intelligence Agency assessment Iraq and Al Qaeda: Interpreting a Murky Relationship was, according to its Scope Note, "purposefully aggressive" in drawing connections between Iraq and Al Qaeda in an effort to inform policymakers of the potential that such a relationship existed.

For information on the symbols used for the Scope Note in this guide.

Accordingly, an example of the use of the thesaurus is presented on Figs. 5 and 6. Figure 5 illustrates the card of the term 'overpaint' (including Scope Note, Hierarchy, Broader Term, Related Terms and sources), as well as, Fig. 6 presents the tree representation of the 'Construction Features' hierarchy from the Thesaurus Management System THeMaS'', in a way that acts complementary.

Fig. 5 The identity card of the 'overpaint' term, presenting its scope note, information about its hierarchy, broader term (BT), related terms (RT) and sources Fig. 6 Graphical representation of the top-term of the 'Construction features' hierarchy from Thesaurus Management System TMSS) 'THeMaS'.

Guy Austin writing in Scope noted that "bodily reactions are not part of critical reactions to [the film].