But beyond concerns about time pressures, business groups want to shrink the scope of reporting.
In order to further reduce the computational complexity, we must shrink the scope of τ.
In April, Representative Jeff Duncan (R-SC) introduced a bill to eliminate most of its surveys and drastically shrink the scope of the decennial census.
Accordingly, Gordon bowed to pressure from Republicans and conservative Democrats to shrink the scope and length of the legislation, which covers activities at NSF, the Department of Energy's (DOE's) Office of Science, the National Institute of Standards and Technology, other innovation programs at the Department of Commerce, and science-education programs across several agencies.
His mantras have been privatization, lower taxes and shrinking the scope of the federal government.
Instead of joining the Brussels offices of American business lobbies, many companies now tend to join local European organisations.Work for othersMany big firms have shrunk the scope of their interests as well as their Washington offices.
There's an interesting safety in taking this much control over, safety not meant to be pejorative here: the substance of the movie becomes so deeply attached to your identity and vision that it shrinks the scope of the project a bit, makes it personal.
Nisid Hajari ends his book by pointing out that the rivalry between India and Pakistan "is getting more, rather than less, dangerous: the two countries' nuclear arsenals are growing, militant groups are becoming more capable, and rabid media outlets on both sides are shrinking the scope for moderate voices".
Insistent demand in China, where a building boom has gripped many cities, is shrinking the scope of construction projects throughout Westchester County, including school construction under way in Pelham and Bedford, forcing districts to conduct value engineering and seek less expensive solutions or alternative approaches.
Unfortunately, dramatically shrinking the scope of the world's biggest social network might not appeal to stockholders and advertisers in quite the same way that it would appeal to users.
As premiums have risen, many employers have stopped providing coverage; particularly those firms with three to nine employees [ 18], substantially limited or reduced the scope of benefits provided, and/or asked employees to pay a higher share of the overall premium, thus effectively shrinking the scope of coverage.
