Semantically, adverbs in -wise are generally regarded as identifying a relevant point of reference in respect of which the clause derives its truth value, that is, the scope of view-point adverbs is not the phrase but the whole clause.
For the qualitative interviews with ANC clients who had delivered within the previous two years, sampling was purposive, to assess the scope of views, which were expected to vary with parity and place of delivery at last birth.
Essentially, tactical intelligence and strategic intelligence differ only in scope, point of view, and level of employment.
Instead of providing a strictly unified view that requires full mapping between the global schema and local schemas as is normally supported in rigorous data modeling, SemLinker allows a partial unified view and gives users control over the scope of the view.
We then provide an explanation for this phenomenon from a micro-scope point of view and propose a coupling coefficient index to quantify the coupling preference.
Direct solids analysis using slurries, laser and spark ablation and direct solids insertion further extends the scope of axially viewed ICPs.
This is the rhetoric that high-toned liberalism (a broad category that definitely includes David Brooks) has made its own since the liberal anti-communist of the twentieth century: alert to all considerations, proud of the scope of its views, committed to the tension among them.
We talked it over and then went down to the tennis court and played a match -- I won't say who won. Warren and I have been very close friends for years and are very like minded in the scope of how we view our art.
We feel that the scope of the outsiders' view and the possibility of a detailed description of organellogenesis that it offers contrasts sufficiently with previous models of organelle evolution that it is fair to distinguish them as we have done.
It is to make a statement to the entire planet that it will either remain a part of an antiquated, out-of-touch and narrow scope view of the world that reigns with cultural hegemonic views of greatness, or declare the United States is now prepared to move into a more enlightened, forward-looking, connected, and culturally competent understanding about the balance of power.
Aware of the many idiosyncrasies between islands and island nations with respect to governments, rules and regulations, infrastructure, multiple conservation stakeholders, etc., it is outside the scope of this Point of View to give specific case studies.
