What is the scope of the larger project envisioned by President da Silva?
Through the lens of I am Not Your Negro, we are tasked with examining this notion of the Black imagination framed within the scope of the larger context that is the hypothetical American imagination — hypothetical in that America's self-perception really is just a series of dreamy false starts.
The interdisciplinary scope of this large project therefore means that the research data generated comes in a format that is more akin to data generated in science environments as opposed to AHSS disciplines.
However the scope of these large scale model changes is often beyond local funding capacity and advanced nursing capability.
In banking, the reduction of the scope and scale of the largest operators is integral to the task of building a reformed onshore capitalism.
Given the size and scope of these large institutional investors, it's not surprising that some of Wall Street's major players are getting involved: Goldman and its rivals, including Morgan Stanley and Bank of America/Merrill Lynch, are following the money, as they always do.
He marvels at the scope and durability of the large underground city of Derinkuyu in Cappadocia, Turkey, especially in comparison to showier monuments with less staying power.
Producers look at the port, which has the scope of a large city, round the clock, both as a center of international trade and as a potential security breach.
Our dataset on shell polymorphism in Cepaea nemoralis is unique among genetic studies of non-human organisms for its combination of wide geographic scale, deep historical scope and the large number of individuals scored.
Theodore Steinberg argues for the Fortunes of War to be seen as an epic novel, noting its broad scope and the large cast of interesting characters set at a pivotal point of history.
