Examples of using Scope and limitations in English and their translations into Vietnamese
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Table 2: Scope and limitations of the process.
If you will be relying on the venue for event wifi,you're going to want to be as informed as possible about the connectivity's scope and limitations.
The sponsor should agree to the scope and limitations of the business case.
(1989) Scope and limitations of several pyrolysis methods in the structural elucidation of a macromolecular plant constituent in the leaf cuticle of Agave americana L.
To understand the nature of statistical inference; that is, its scope and limitations and  its proper role in the process of scientific investigation.
These Terms of Service define the scope and limitations of Company's obligations to the Customer and  the Acceptable Use Policy of the Services and  Products by Customer.
Should be thoroughly familiar with scope and limitations of methods for which qualifiedand  should exercise assigned responsibility for on-the-job experience and  guidance of trainees and  Level I personnel. He should be able to organize and  report the results.
Many of them are from Asia and  Africa,who have practical experiences about scopes and limitations regarding control and  management of the HBV in developing countries.
As the scope of services provided differs according to the internal regulations of the partner firms, passengers are requested to check the individual partner scopes and limitations of benefits on the list of program benefits.
Trademark is subject to various defenses, such as abandonment, limitations on geographic scope, and fair use.
The University recognizes in its roots a strong inspiration in the values of Christian civilization and  does not recognize frontiers in its specific role,assuming that its task transcends the national geographic scope and surpasses idiomatic and  ideological limitations.
If you can prove that the content in your video is in the public domain,you may be able monetize it on YouTube(depending on the scope, limitations, and commercial permissions of the license).
These tools included constitutional limitations on the overall power and scope of government;
It is also understood that Article 10(2)neither reduces nor extends the scope of applicability of the limitations and exceptions permitted by the Berne Convention.".
This Article does not reduce or extend the scope of applicability of the limitations and exceptions permitted by the TRIPS Agreement, the Berne Convention, the WCT or the WPPT.
You may be able to use audio and  visual editing software to create monetizable content,but this depends on the scope, limitations, and commercial permissions of the license.
The trade diplomat from Russia, which called the debate on the issue, asked for details such as the timeframeand scope of potential tariffs, and  also questioned the commercial justification for further U.S. limitations on imports of steel and  aluminium.
This determination includes, without limitation, the scope, nature, and timing of all such awards.
Yet this infant, born in an obscure and  far-flung corner of the Empire, was to offer the world a far greater peace,truly universal in scope  and transcending all limitations of space and  time.
States parties' reports should provide information on the full scope  and effects of limitations under article 18.3, both as a matter of law and  of their application in specific circumstances.
A qualified opinion, if there were any scope limitations that were imposed upon the auditor's work.
The limitations of the scope of the Belmont Report are well illustrated by Encore.
These meetings have been characterized by a lack of representation, in particular from affected communities,as well as limitations  in project information presented and the scope of discussion.
Second, the Menlo Report calls on researchers to move beyond the narrow definition of“research involving human subjects” from the Belmont Report to a moregeneral notion of“research with human-harming potential.” The limitations of the scope of the Belmont Report are well illustrated by Encore.
The object of the study answers the question of what to study, and  the scope  of the study clearly indicates the limitation of space, time and scale of the research problem.
The purpose of such limitation is to confine the scale and scope  of damage in order to protect oneself, one's affiliates, or some broader interest(such as one's international reputation).
Yet this infant, born in an obscure and  far-flung corner of the Empire, was to offer the world a far greater peace,truly universal in scope and  transcending all limitations  of space and time.
It's best we know our limitations  and operate within the scope  of what we do best.
It does have some challenges and some limitations  in scope,  so you won't be able to do everything that I'm going to talk about today.