By using green roofs as an example, the aim of this paper was to offer insights into how people envisage novel GI in urban environments and to reveal the scope of meanings and values people attach to these kinds of green infrastructure.
The survey ranked cards on a 100-point scale, with a maximum of 55 points awarded for "likelihood of coverage," which includes the general availability of the extended warranty benefit within the network, and the range of eligible purchases; 35 points maximum for the "scope of warranty," meaning the length of the extension and the coverage limit; and 10 points maximum for the claims process.
Here, the scope of model, meaning the area in which it is valid, is an additional important parameter, for example, see [6].
In SLM's case it was the scope of the meaning of "disproportional" in a MAC exclusion for changes in laws related to the student lending industry.
Ira Sachs' films fade to black with such little pomp that the scope of their meaning becomes a cascade.
Of the 340 billion euros in Greek government debt, only about 200 billion euros — most of it owed to banks — falls under the scope of the accord, meaning the country's total sovereign debt would be reduced by about 30 percent at best.
To make matters worse, they include only those homicides deemed appropriate within the scope of the law, meaning a huge, and previously unknown, percentage of the picture has been left out.
(And, of course, there may be even more undictionaried senses of this word; its absence from traditional dictionaries means that there's more scope for meaning).
Indeed, she had a rare ability to delve deeply and thoroughly into the events of the past century, evaluate the scope and meaning of each of them, and analyse the unique features of different countries and regions.
