Sentence examples for scope part from inspiring English sources

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The performance of renderings is the scope of Part II of this paper.

But in characterizing disability in terms of exclusion, these definitions need not deny that impairments have undesirable aspects, such as pain or discomfort merely that those aspects are not within the scope, or part of the meaning, of disability.

Contrastive analysis is integrated into the SFL's descriptive scope as part of its multilingual project and, so far, studies have contrasted English with languages such as Spanish (e.g. Lavid et al. 2010), Swedish (Holmberg and Karlsson 2006) and French (Caffarel 2006).

The test scope in Part 1 included testing to quantify the effect of the surface roughness, mean stress and material strength on the high cycle fatigue strength of low alloy steels with a tensile strength in the range of 600 800 MPa.

In 2003, the United States Food and Drug Administration FDAA) released a guidance document on the scope of "Part 11" enforcement.

The survey items assessing parent – adolescent communication were limited in scope as part of a large survey on health risk behaviours and thus cannot provide an in-depth exploration of the parent – adolescent relationship.

There was plenty of scope: two parts of the country are run by Russian-backed breakaway regimes.

While these simulations have increased the scope of parts successfully manufactured, it is argued here that in order to bring these processes to their full potential, intelligent application of active-control technology should be applied.

Cruz wrote: "For example, although arguing for a narrow construction of the amendment, Professor Laurence Tribe has squarely concluded that the second amendment provides a 'right (admittedly of uncertain scope) on the part of individuals to possess and use firearms in the defense of themselves and their homes'".

The PHY defines the modulation schemes, the synchronization between the transmitter and the receiver, the multiplexing schemes among other characteristics whose scope is not part of this article.