Our review may not reflect the scope of HPSR priorities expressed in all CCS reports, since only 71 CCS reports were publicly available in English.
The Press Association writes: Disability charity Scope expressed "disappointment" that the party had yet to publish details of its plans in Braille and audio formats.
The groups were defined by the expressed scope of the book and the intended target audience.
[CR, massage therapist, talking about discussing tobacco use with client and scope of practice] Practitioners expressed more hesitancy to bring up tobacco use with new patients, preferring to defer addressing tobacco use until later in the relationship.
Whereas numeric content can represented by OWL data properties (however, only rudimentary supported by reasoners), probabilistic associations or default expressions extend the scope of what can be sensibly expressed in a DL ontology, as DL is not an appropriate means to process this kind of knowledge (Schulz et al., 2009).
Though they sound like disparate influences, Miyatake explained, "Waka is a poem to express the scope of nature [by] using limited words..
Aiming to improve Open IE by expanding the syntactic scope of the phrases that express relations, Mausam et al. [26] present the system OLLIE, introducing the hybrid strategy.
Within the scope of an attitude verb expressions refer to what they express when outside the scope of an attitude verb.
A spokesperson for Britain's data protection watchdog, the Information Commissioner's Office, said the change proposed by Google appeared to address concerns it had previously expressed "on the scope of the requirement to de-list".
The Government has heard the concerns expressed about the scope of the power and as the Minister (Bridget Prentice) made clear in Committee we are actively considering ways in which it might be improved.
