Sentence examples for scope section from inspiring English sources

The Nature and Scope section of the resource provides more details.

In the months that followed, the Article 2 drafting committee approved a new version that did not amend the basic scope section of Article 2 but did amend the definition of "goods" to exclude "information".2 The Amendments, as revised, were then approved by NCCUSL at its annual meeting in August 2002.

"To ensure publication precedence for authors, and to provide a lasting record of scientific discussion, [the discussion forum and the journal] are both ISSN-registered, permanently archived and fully citable," reads the "Aims and Scope" section of ACP's online description.

In addition, the related catalog and Currents discovery tool fulfill the common cases requirements for data discovery and download established in the Scope section of the Best Practice document.

At the bottom of the "mission and scope" section are some interesting reviews of areas the journal is hoping to accept submissions for, so if you want to catch up on soft robotics, nano-scale stuff or bio-inspired/biomimetic robots, you could do worse.

While we agree that Data Science indeed is not very specific in terms of the areas the data comes from, we have made clear in the "Aims and Scope" Section of the journal that the focus is on systems where the social component is a key to scientific understanding.

If you are new to creating accessible tables, make sure to see the "Table Header" and "Table Scope" sections further down on this page.

The study is based on an analysis of the aims and scope sections as published on the websites of 156 selected journals publishing landscape-related papers and on an E-mail survey of the editors of these journals.

Authority of Institute; time; records of recipients; access; scope of section 11 Section catchline editorially supplied.

Section 3(2)(a) extends the scope of section 3 to past and future Acts of Parliament in addition to present legislation.

As a result, the same language that was proposed to increase the scope of Section 108(c) was applied to Section 108(b), restricting for the first time the limited distribution right passed by Congress in 1976.