The large scale of the trade was permitted as a result of an expansion in the limits placed on the size and the scope of securities the unit could trade in that were adopted after JPMorgan acquired Washington Mutual in the financial crisis.
The scope of the text units to which such tags are assigned, are fragments within a sentence.
MARY G. OPPERMAN, Cornell's vice president for human resources, said that the agreement "avoids a long and expensive series of administrative hearings to determine the scope of the proposed bargaining unit," but that Cornell still reserved the right to address "the appropriateness of union representation".
In "small data" (Estrin 2014), even if the datasets are large, the unit of analysis is similarly scoped as the unit of sampling.
The application scope of present unit cell method is clarified from the thermal and mechanical point of views.
Transcultural epidemiology is defined as when the views, concepts, or measures of the investigator extend beyond the scope of one cultural unit to another (53).
For the moment, two important challenges remain outside the scope of Thompson's unit: understanding precisely why mistakes happened and instituting measures to prevent wrongful convictions from happening in the future.
Using a seemingly intuitive interface, teachers can create "Lessoncasts": 3 minute, interactive explanations of the entire scope of an instructional unit, citing desired outcomes, standards covered, materials used, time management and other essentials of a well-constructed lesson.
The scope of a structural unit is flexible and can be adjusted to different use-cases.
The scope of a structural unit is flexible and can be adjust to different use-cases (chemical reactivity, pharmacophoric abstraction, etc).. Structural units can for instance represent single atoms and bonds, functional groups, rings, fused rings, etc.
