Sentence examples for separate scopes from inspiring English sources

This distinction is considered again in Section 6. Obviously, it is not only possible to arbitrarily nest clock declarations, but also to introduce new clocks in separate scopes.

However, according to Al-Tamimi, while the beheading of two American journalists in the last two weeks would be viewed under a separate scope, he is doubtful that "from the very outset their [social media operations] were designed with the idea of posing terrorist threats to the West".

Again, two separate scoping studies were commissioned, with a separate one for the consultation exercise.

A separate scoping study by Catherine Jones and Kelley Lee on methodological approaches used in GHG research was used to inform this analysis.

This paper draws on the results of a literature search undertaken by Catherine Jones and Kelley Lee for a separate scoping study of the methodological approaches used in global health governance research.

This paper is based on the results of a separate scoping study of peer reviewed GHG research from 1990 onwards which undertook keyword searches of public health and social science databases.

Current multispectral systems designed for laparoscopic use are either based on a single image channel laparoscope [ 21] with the white light imaging that the surgeon uses for navigation in a separate scope, or alternatively, a single endoscope may be used and the modality switched between white light and multispectral imaging.

The Pentagon's Darpa research unit is developing a separate sniper scope called the One Shot XG that measures crosswinds gusting up to 54km/h (33.6mph), the range to the target and a resulting confidence score.

As a result the SDO Programme decided to commission three separate workforce scoping exercises, as follows: a review of the evidence around skill mix in secondary care; a review of the evidence on the relationship between workforce and health outcomes; a review of the evidence on the impact of local labour market factors on the organisation and delivery of health services.

Separate studies, whose scope often extended beyond Rembrandt, were devoted to different aspects of 17th-century workshop practices and to associated theoretical conceptions of the time.

Work on doped BaZrO _3) forms the basis of a separate study outside the scope of this paper.