He piggybacks this unit directly on top of a scope, allowing him to produce never-before-captured wide-field images, like his striking, ghostly picture of Barnard's Loop-a huge arc of gas that covers the length of the constellation Orion.
The model was acceptable to nurses, clients and carers, and may enable nurses to work to the top of their scope of practice, and may offer a potentially sustainable and safe and effective future workforce solution to provision of community home care for an ageing population.
As with the rest of Fox's push into event programming, the production was said to have "a big scope and top talent and top marketing budgets".
The new bank, in the euro area's top five, will have scope to cut costs at home and be well placed to do deals abroad.
Many governments are in better fiscal condition than India's and have more scope to top up banks' capital.Emerging-market banks' hunger for capital used to ensure that they would ultimately be sold off to the market or to foreigners.
The gun is a Bushmaster XM15 a3 M4, a civilian version of the standard American military rifle, the M-16, made with a removable handle on top so that a scope can be easily mounted on it, say officials of its maker, Bushmaster Firearms.
Though it is unclear the degree to which this operational convergence of such tasks diminishes the agency of national authorities in a general sense, it is reasonable to expect that the inclusion of multiple actors decreases governments' scope for top down control.
Bowers was on a civil affairs mission in Falluja, Iraq when sniper fire hit the scope on top of his rifle and exploded in his face.
Finally I got scoped, from top and bottom: no polyps, no ulcers, no reflux, no tumors.
To understand why this story is more remarkable than notable Republicans crossing party lines to support, say, Barack Obama in 2008 and 2012, you have to take a look of the full scope of top-tier Republicans who have refused to endorse Trump, if not declared they will be voting for Clinton.
