Other studies on environment and behaviour, defined within the scope of place-based determinants of life-style behaviour, have suggested that physical activity levels can increase by access to healthy environments [ 35].
"The scope of the place feeds my imagination," the director said with a broad grin.
No matter what the weather, in a country as vast as Australia, an epic road trip is a traveler's rite of passage, if only to get a sense of the scope of the place.
Upon entry, the sheer scope of the place is overwhelming.
But more serious thinkers like Gore Vidal recognised the epic scope of Shikasta, placing it in context with John Milton's Paradise Lost as an allegorical work on themes of religion and the divine.
And even when Thomas finds himself in the majority, he has not hesitated to try to broaden the scope of its decisions, placing his radical cards on the table when the circumstances don't remotely require it.
The BBC, the university said, "deliberately misled" the group to underplay the scope of the reporting, placed the students in danger and jeopardized its work in politically fraught nations.
In a press release last month, the Federation Against Software Theft argued that the introduction of 4G networks (as well as wider availability of public Wi-Fi) justifies widening the scope of legal obligations placed on internet service providers to include mobile network operators.
Pullman's novel has all the classic Ghibli ingredients: a fantasy world almost (but crucially, not quite) like our own; flying machines and delicious overtones of steampunk and science; magic; animal sidekicks that are so much more than decorative scenery, and an extraordinary sense of scope and place...just imagine the vistas the geniuses at Studio Ghibli could create!
The crucial question about Mr. Lay has always been whether he knew the scope of what was taking place with the partnerships.
When the story first broke the true scope of what had taken place and how it occurred was not understood.
