Sentence examples for view scope from inspiring English sources

For that pledge price you get an Illumoscope plus two observation chambers, two borescope tips, one measured view scope and the Illumoscope software (the device apparently works with "many" iOS camera apps too, though).

Attachments include a borescope for in-ear or other nook-and-cranny investigations; an observation chamber where insects can be contained for closer inspection; and fixed view and measured view scopes for scanning large areas at high magnification.

From inside the center, visitors can view the scenery using a viewing scope through a large window overlooking the pond.

The surgery is done with the use of a narrow, fiber-optic viewing scope.

Yet, one might notice that this more natural, seemingly unfriendly condition is far more beautiful than any compartmentalized view one might spy from peering through the viewing scopes.

Perhaps the best example of how the past can overpower the present is "Viewing Scopes at the Cliffs of Moher, the Burren, County Clare, Ireland" (1998).

Gastroduodenal endoscopy using both front and side-view scopes (in order to correctly visualize the Vater's ampulla) should be performed every 5 years until adenomas are detected.

An alternative view of scope requirements would hold that certain social processes that restrict the scope of opportunity are unacceptable, but no particular extent of scope is mandatory for a society.

9. (S) DAS Bryan, in discussions with MOI officials, requested clarification on MOI's view and scope of the Industrial Security Joint Working Group.

Reflecting her own experience, former law clerks say, she tended to view the scope of federal civil rights protections as broadly as possible within the limits of the law, said Jenny Rivera, a former law clerk for Judge Sotomayor.

If his theory had not appealed aesthetically to those able to appreciate it and if there had been any passionate adherents to the Newtonian view, the scope for error could well have been made the excuse for a long drawn-out struggle, especially since several repetitions at subsequent eclipses did little to improve the accuracy.