Word: scoping
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...third movement revealed the Borromeo's only substantial weakness. When the texture of this classical work thinned to only one or two instruments, the players failed to fill the space left by the tuttis. Despite the intimacy of these solo and quasi-solo sections, the instruments must expand their scope to aid the continuity of the piece; one should still feel that a quartet is on the stage...
...clearly in basic quality of life indices--poor schooling, with all of its terrible implications, deteriorating standards of health due to poor nutrition and the lack of access to comprehensive health care. What little health care is available, is often provided on an ad hoc, emergency basis, limited in scope and economically inefficient in the long...
...seem to agree with me. The Undergraduate Council endorsed the proposal to include the history classes almost unanimously. And the proposal's co-author, History Department Head Tutor and Professor of History James Hankins told the Crimson, "From what I understand, the students want courses that are broader in scope...
...From what I understand, the students want courses that are broader in scope," Hankins said...
...lived on the second floor of Holmes, in which the bathrooms were co-ed and there was a "pretty total collective experience." He was a junior and she a first-year; they met during shopping period because, as Hafrey points out, "shopping period is a good time to look [scope] because not much is going...