The scope of reference matches the play's ambitions, with allusions to everything from Pompeii to Edmund Wilson, all tossed into one crazy salad.
As many have noted, the draft rule still falls short in size and scope of the ambitious standards needed to match the urgency of this threat.
The analysis aims to find artefacts within C4ISR that match the scope of the GERAM components.
This paper aims to extend existing architecture description process and artifacts within DoDAF that match the scope of the GERAM life-cycle phases.
Launched in 2016, the MGE aimed to match the scope of the Materials Genome Initiative in the United States, a $250-million federal programme designed to shepherd advanced materials science into industrial applications.
Excluding those whose purpose did not match the scope of the study, 31 Apps were methodically analyzed by the following items: Objective Features, List of Functionalities, Consistency in Outcomes and Usability.
Grawert calls Martin "an incredibly impressive and powerful figure". Martin says he sought to create something bold enough to match the scope of the problem he is addressing.
Five plots (three from the Mokihinui upper gorge and two from the Karamea lower gorge) were excluded from this analysis, because each had a total woody species cover of <20%, and so did not match the scope of the national-scale classification, with its focus on forests and shrublands (Wiser and De Cáceres 2013).
The elaborate set, which took three months to build, matches the scope of the project: sherbet-hued shops peddling palm readings, postcards and saltwater taffy line a 45-foot-wide boardwalk ringed with trucked-in sand.
Secondly, the scope of the published reviews may not always match the remit of the guideline and so may not be relevant to the target population of the guideline.
But neither reign can surely quite match the sheer scope of the changes that have occurred during the reign of the present Queen.
