Notable societies: Tons of scope to create new ones of your own to fit your interests.
This kind of operation greatly limits the scope of users capable of creating projects to be remotely executed.
It is important to note that, aside from their initial feedback on our funded research proposal, the sponsor was not involved in the later refinement of the work scope or the process of creating the evidence-map database other than providing a list of selective citations for cross-referencing purposes.
It gives you a lot of scope in creating a very surreal world, which obviously I enjoy doing.
The CIHR will also expand the scope of research by creating approximately 12 'virtual' institutes linking scientists by common research themes.
Right from the get-go they heard from their users, but admittedly didn't totally grasp the scope of what they created.
He was the first federal judge to advance the scope of religious protections created by the conservative Supreme Court justices in the recent Hobby Lobby decision.
Including commercial and public buildings would increase the scope of the program, create high skilled jobs, and protect the planet by reducing demand for energy.
Heather knows the scope of the problem created by ObamaCare, and that the right arguments can help people understand why we need to move in another direction.
For example, participants reported that increasing their use of the internet and expanding their scope of internet activities created a new norm for internet usage, such that it became more commonplace for them to "look up whatever is interesting to me", "track stuff online", and embrace "going paperless" (Table 3; 1 k).
The evening's most substantial offering was a revival of "Southern Landscape," a dance of panoramic scope created in 1947 by Talley Beatty, a pioneer of American black dance who died in 1995.
