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her variation was one with a bent bolt and the | scope above the receiver which required the sniper t |
In practice, more methods use public | scope access than the other three: private, protecte |
about everything, it is clear that leaving out | scope access keywords altogether takes very little a |
, and in the case of methods it implies public | scope access. |
is one of only a few games that uses the Super | Scope accessory, though it is only used to play bonu |
During his term, the city doubled in | scope: adding Oakland City amongst other neighborhoo |
care systems.. Hence the medical record has a | scope afore and beyond the single actual case, howev |
The creative activity of G. Kamal gained in | scope after 1905, when being impressed by the events |
EO, Shah Hakim Zain, was appointed director of | SCOPE along with Mansor Tahir and Hilmy Zaini Zainal |
ent Wonders List was limited in its geographic | scope, also had their versions to encompass sites be |
He also appears on | Scope, an Irish science television programme for tee |
During the mid-90s, Svala joined | Scope, an Icelandic electronica band that released a |
mm bolt-action hunting rifle with a 4x Leupold | Scope, an M1 carbine, a Remington .35 |
One was national in | scope, anchored by Ian Hanomansing at the network's |
Its | scope and orientation would lead to controversy and |
utchinson is credited with outlining the broad | scope and principles of this new field. |
It is unclear whether or not the massive | scope and cost of the the Act, most notably the expe |
The Museum's collection is of an international | scope and includes 35,000 artifacts. |
embers of the organization have questioned the | scope and direction of Wilson's leadership. |
ing it to limited war as it suits perfectly to | scope and type of conflict at hand. |
Cognitive Linguistics: Foundations, | Scope and Methodology, Berlin/New York: Mouton de Gr |
d it helps developing the knowledge within its | scope, and by maintaining a national register of coi |
By 1968 the Americans were well aware of the | scope and scale of the Cambodian logistical effort, |
reigns, accurately to gauge from the first the | scope and bearing of the French Revolution. |
What is new, perhaps, is the | scope and variety of the errors he makes. |
ement of the 15th century", and compared it in | scope and execution with the Goldberg Variations of |
Their | scope and intent is similar to the American Kennel C |
al of California Anthropology, it expanded its | scope and changed to its present name in 1979. |
n Canada has grown tremendously in breadth and | scope and philosophers have studied a number of ques |
stification for contemporary expansions in the | scope and duration of copyright. |
Limited in | scope and playability (the map only stretched from w |
A major study of the potential | scope and impact of the regulation was undertaken in |
But unless we have failed to comprehend the | scope and effect of the taxing laws of Pennsylvania, |
xtracurricular theatre productions, ranging in | scope and scale. |
in 1946 that the first 'Kelly Girls' came into | scope and the first 'Kelly Girl' was Adelaide Hess M |
The | scope and grandeur of his reflections is supported b |
unty, state, national and international in its | scope and influence. |
of making a film that was uniquely Cebuano in | scope and identity, but had the capability to reach |
1, Electronic Records; Electronic Signatures - | Scope and Application and the Agency's international |
ears the publication has steadily increased in | scope and depth. |
con" (its terminology) could not be limited in | scope, and thus could draft a whole new Constitution |
c, they are the same subject and have the same | scope, and there is significant overlap already in t |
h regards to maintenance, Panaship defined the | scope and nature of maintenance work in addition to |
ndicate the versatility of her talents and the | scope and thoroughness of her culture." |
He now sings as Hiromitsu-Aoki in SHANDY | SCOPE and akashic note, both groups being part of th |
made in the interview's preface regarding the | scope and nature of Flew's beliefs, and his subseque |
prestigious university press in terms of both | scope and quality of publications. |
romote biblical Christian views on the nature, | scope and limitations of science, and on the changin |
The | scope and importance of this first conversion is als |
provide workable approaches for maximum access | scope and consistency based on current capabilities. |
orton does commend the work's thoroughness and | scope and recommends that “anyone with a serious int |
The Earth Dome II Project has redefined the | scope and community base of the farm. |
Newspaper reports seemed to be widening in | scope and the first players mentioned were Perry of |
reat Hollywood epics in terms of its cinematic | scope and emotional resonance.' |
th Meridian 59 in 1996, innovative both in its | scope and in offering first-person 3D graphics, with |
State v. Bessar (1948) - defined | scope and applicability of felony-murder doctrine |
order to better reflect the company's national | scope and focus on retail concepts. |
the years for its massive size, often lyrical | scope and a surprisingly melodic nature. |
lly detailed below are the history, mechanism, | scope, and enantioselective variants of the reaction |
In view of its expanded | scope and activities, the VRC was redesignated as th |
is inserted through the working channel of the | scope, and laser is directly emitted to the stone. |
The Towers are notable due to the massive | scope and scale of the building, and it would have e |
t be solved by emergency measures only, so its | scope and services broadened. |
remains active to this day, called upon a new | scope and maturity from the pianist that complement |
NATO Forces are escalating the | scope and scale of their offensives against Gaddafi |
ies had decided upon terms for the programme's | scope and which organisations would be responsible f |
ed the manga, saying it had "appalling stunted | scope and pinched ambitions". |
ominational, international, and interracial in | scope and character. |
l, Surgeon General Parran left his mark on the | scope and structure of public health, both at home a |
gineering without supervision within a defined | scope and to accept responsibility for work done by |
re/Function/Method is defined, it has a MODULE | scope, and is visible within any routine defined wit |
e government appointed commission had a narrow | scope and no mandate to investigate abuses. |
SuperDraft, the scouting combine has grown in | scope and significance, allowing personnel directors |
ew York and Ginza District in Tokyo, Japan, in | scope and size. |
s some equipment pointless (such as the sniper | scope and night vision goggles). |
ed the ESIP Federation, further broadening its | scope and position as a growing community voice. |
Voluntary Youth Services, Oxfam UK, Rathbone, | Scope and Shelter . |
In July 2009, both the final | scope and the eventual fate of the project were call |
These are limited in | scope, and issues that arise from them are typically |
The | scope and complexity of this reactor accident became |
Initially the project was broad in its | scope and a preliminary translation series was relea |
The list of applications has a broad | scope and it is in continuous expansion as more rese |
eformed Church in America, it is ecumenical in | scope and it educates students from other denominati |
nts and an introductory section explaining the | scope and methodology of the atlas, including sectio |
epartment of Education's English Language Arts | Scope and Sequence Advisory Group, and James Patters |
The magazine was also educational in | scope and purpose. |
be vested with equal rights that are global in | scope and that take account of genetic inequalities. |
The award categories have been expanded in | scope and number since the awards founding in 2000, |
still in operation today but has broadened its | scope and accepts applications from anyone in NZ who |
Scope and Direction of Liberty in an Organized Socie | |
The | Scope and Method of Political Economy (1891) |
d's finest museums, known for its size, scale, | scope and quality of its collections. |
nce Museum's medical collections have a global | scope and coverage probably not bettered in the worl |
s are implemented as incidents change in size, | scope, and complexity, so that the response to an in |
requires to be considered is as to what is the | scope and ambit of the jurisdiction of this Court un |
vernment should be strengthened and given more | scope and power. |
Homer and the Iliad: an Essay to determine the | Scope and Character of the Original Poem, an importa |
ics -- Electronic health record -- Definition, | scope and context |
nt short film project, however in mid-2001 the | scope and scale of the subject matter prompted a re- |
ational giants within the festival's financial | scope, and, as sometimes suggested, the jazz-oriente |
nt title in order to reflect its international | scope and, at the same time, the narrowing of its fo |
he could install as a replacement in the Radar | Scope arcade machines, which could be repainted to r |
priced approach where the budget, timeline and | scope are pre-defined. |
ted in the downtown area, north of the Norfolk | Scope arena. |
Perhaps a broader | scope article should be created where some of the ma |
n 1.1 published in 2006 does not have the same | scope as version 1.0. |
as centralized and politics became national in | scope, as they had to be to cope with the energies l |
f Sarasota county has extended the newspaper's | scope as well. |
ng to Russ Rowlett it is not truly national in | scope as most of the lighthouses listed are in Nova |
rate as efficient programs, due to the limited | scope available. |
By that way Vattamkulam has a great | scope awaiting in future in the form of tourism. |
Award as Manager-Entrepreneur of the Year, the | SCOPE award for the Best Public Sector CEO, and Sir |
The factory | scope base is attached to the barrel via a cantileve |
pped for the installation of a rear sight or a | scope base. |
Binocular Night Vision | scope, based on AN/TVS-5, manufactured in Iran. |
the term in its name, defines its territorial | scope based on the boundaries of six neighborhood as |
However, its broad | scope became a liability as specialization in busine |
r financial standards such as SWIFT and FIX in | scope because it provides no network or specificatio |
established in Gibbons: that it was limited in | scope because the decision could be interpreted to s |
England near the confluence of Newlands Beck, | Scope Beck, and Keskadale Beck in the Lake District |
o was moved to Grant Park and grew in size and | scope, becoming a 10-day event with more food vendor |
nferences have since been held annually, their | scope being enlarged in 1904 to include consideratio |
father, where talented new artists are given a | scope besides staging eminent Indian artists. |
From 1996 the | scope broadened to cover all theorem proving in high |
Their musical | scope broadened over the years, incorporating mediev |
Deveson of The Times describing it as "epic in | scope but intimate in feeling … magnificent" and the |
It was limited in | scope, but did try to reach places that their 1987 J |
its huge cast of characters and psychological | scope, but also for its precise and detailed observa |
development, he decided to broaden the game's | scope by putting the emphasis on customization inste |
Other comprehensive lists are wider in | scope by including more than just confirmed sites, s |
mbers of MAX have been trying to broaden their | scope by presenting themselves as individuals outsid |
ican libel laws had recently been broadened in | scope by court rulings, Warner Bros. was forced to u |
sense was popularized (and greatly expanded in | scope) by Gian-Carlo Rota in the context of matroid |
nt, the Monterey Jazz Festival has widened its | scope by expanding the parameters of jazz, blues, an |
gene," Blum believed his work to be of broader | scope, calling this gene a "reward gene" which cover |
Victory, the rival of Camp Spirit-Thunder, to | scope Camp Victory's star team The Flamingos. |
Hence variables of this | scope can be declared, written to, and read, without |
s) are also available and focus and activation | scope can be modified under full script control. |
The Super | Scope can be fired automatically, which quickly drai |
on or as stand-alone variables in some lexical | scope, can be assigned random values based on a set |
re identifiers in a given namespace or a given | scope cannot be unambiguously resolved, and such una |
Church/Movement, or All Ranges Church or Total | Scope Church of China is a Christian religious movem |
part will be a URI, giving the quad Web-global | scope compared to arbitrary local statement names. |
ing them increased the amount of time that the | scope could shoot before needing to recharge. |
ifficult to develop a full picture of the vast | scope covered. |
It is broad in | scope, covering all plant groups and a wide range of |
The Journal is broad in | scope, covering all plant, algal and fungal groups, |
Its | scope covers all aspects of current English and its |
Its business | scope covers the manufacture and sales of cement and |
The project has expanded its original | scope; current collections cover Greco-Roman classic |
Minimally, a | scope defines the class of measurands. |
nding is intimately connected with scoping, as | scope determines which names bind to which objects - |
iety is an academic organization with a global | scope, devoted to the study of schizophrenia and rel |
e music project consisting of Dennis Koehoorn ( | Scope DJ) and Onne Witjes (A-Lusion). |
hotel continued to operate, though limited in | scope, during the American Civil War. |
The company grew in size and | scope during 2010, expanding its operations to the P |
Mell First Live Tour 2008 | Scope DVD |
Except that on the | scope, each trigger would be the same channel, and s |
The song compares Jesus' love to the ocean in | scope, emphasizing the limitless, unchanging, and sa |
Apart from sociolinguistics, its | scope encompasses also related fields, such as lingu |
carrying capacity such as takeover, tool use, | scope enlargement and drawdown are also introduced. |
director James D. Hart (1970-1990), Bancroft's | scope expanded dramatically when the University Libr |
Slowly its | scope expanded, and with football playing an ever bi |
ately 1500 to the present, with a geographical | scope extending from the United Kingdom through the |
Pakistani "Anti-Ahmadiyya" laws is that their | scope falls well within Article 9(2) of The European |
ng expanded terminal and apron space, and even | scope for runway extensions. |
usage potentially will not cover the required | scope for production or therapy processes, especiall |
015-2020, consideration should be given to the | scope for using the two existing runways more, for e |
of existing net office space with considerable | scope for further expansion, six lifts, basement sto |
perating system notion of signaling was out of | scope for this committee, and consequently was not a |
d IEEE floating point trapping was also out of | scope for this committee's work and was not addresse |
Scope for breeding for improved protein content and | |
stration's "return to normalcy" offered little | scope for further advances on Owen's Progressive age |
propensity to marry within their narrow social | scope for many generations. |
The lake provides the | scope for water sports such as swimming and skiing. |
“Europol and the FBI: | Scope for Mutual Learning", Euobserver, 25 September |
Questions, but did not allow the minister much | scope for initiative or achievement. |
pen only ran for one season so there isn't any | scope for developing a Hong Kong Open article unless |
came concerned with the ongoing operations and | scope for growth, leading to a critical U.S. Securit |
tion of the government as there are tremendous | scope for its development. |
This area has a good | scope for making a wildlife sanctuary. |
as an export platform, there tends to be more | scope for FDI spillovers, especially within sectors |
shwas devastated the Regency of Pune giving no | scope for the British army to retaliate successfully |
de facto 8-track method provided much greater | scope for multitracking and overdubbing and a consid |
broadening the | scope for permissible shareholder resolutions in are |
hat holding the view that individuals have the | scope for meaningful thought and action "determined" |
Sringara gives | scope for a myriad of other emotions including jealo |
by in a position of independence, and afforded | scope for his talent both as an artist and as an arc |
leased to mixed reviews and offered hardly any | scope for her, failing to propel her career. |
cross-section of the electrode, as there is no | scope for manually weaving the arc to deposit more r |
on't think that this article really has enough | scope for expansion to remain independent, it would |
lar and Coleroon river systems, offer abundant | scope for water sports such as rowing, kayaking and |
9 and 1791 with the growing realization of the | scope for a society that would evangelise indigenous |
improved control and camera systems, and more | scope for tactical adjustments. |
There is also limited | scope for improvement as neither side of the stand c |
Nigeria gave him full | scope for his energies and organizational skills, an |
shwas devastated the Regency of Pune giving no | scope for the British army to retaliate successfully |
The 1500 m main runway (about one mile) offers | scope for launches of 450 to 700 m (1500 to 2300 ft) |
trial ceramics, where there was sometimes less | scope for artistic originality. |
The | scope for biogas generation from non-sewage waste bi |
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