Seating capacity is an important consideration both from the point-of-view of capacity, load factors, and per-passenger-mile costs, but also from the point-of-view of "scope clauses" in pilot union contracts.
From a nutritional security and convenience (lower transaction cost) point of view, economies of scope is also efficient and sustainable in agriculture.
Heading this delegation fell within Wilson's view of the scope of the Presidency; not everyone agreed.
Now, with "For Me and My Gal," he acquired both a tone and a theme that expanded that dramatic vision into a world view of historic scope.
Little is known about what effect, if any, such changes have had on the profession's view of its scope of practice.
Thirteen years later we could not agree with what was deemed an 'excessively narrow' view of the scope of the privilege.
A district court dismissed the suit but the First Circuit reversed, taking a very broad view of the scope of implied certification.
And of course the funds' discomfort is made acute by our recent decision in Dabit, which expressly disavows the dis-trict court's limited view of the scope of subsection (b) preclusion.
Spanning more than four centuries, these works illustrate the principal genres, from mythological, religious and landscape painting to still life, the nude and portraiture, offering a panoramic view of unusual scope for a single exhibition.
Although the Canadian intelligence service will not discuss its investigations, the agency gave its view of the scope of terrorist activities in Canada in its annual accounting to Parliament this month.
