This paper highlights the software architecture, the implemented computer aided methods-tools, whose scope-significance are illustrated through new chemical product design-evaluation applications.
He added, "That could lead to systemic shifts of incredible scope and significance".
White House aides were aware of the problem in mid-1998, but have said they did not realize its scope or significance.
It is impossible, of course, in a review, to describe the scope and significance of such a work as this.
Owing to a combination of factors population growth, greenhouse-gas emissions, logging, overfishing, and, as Beavan points out, sheer self-indulgence humanity iself-indulgence humanitygisg about an ecologinal cathetroprocessunparalleled scofe and significance.
There has been dispute within the administration over the accuracy of the intelligence in the report, and F.B.I. officials have said that it appears to overstate the scope and significance of their counterterrorism efforts before Sept. 11.
Artists have been practicing the sudden release for several years — Radiohead's "In Rainbows" is often credited as the first significant example — but there's never been an out-of-the-blue release of this scope and significance.
In partial recognition of the scope and significance of Draper's career, the National Academy of Engineering established the Charles Stark Draper Prize in 1988 to honour "innovative engineering achievement and its reduction to practice in ways that have contributed to human welfare and freedom".
It seems that Boghossian means to say only the first and thus to limit the scope and significance of what he argues to the context of his professional discipline.
And Robert Nye, one of the finer poet-critics of our time, writes that "It might not be excessive to suggest that the histories of poetry in English... are going to have to be rewritten when the full scope and significance of Sassoon's journey begins to be realised".
Their scope and significance remain contentious among evolutionists.
