Перевод слова

Перевод: scope

[существительное]
пределы ; предел ; рамки ; границы ; контекст ; масштаб ; размах ; сфера ; сфера действия; сфера деятельности; компетенция ; возможности ; простор ; кругозор ; цель ; намерение; область видимости

Тезаурус:

1. Notwithstanding the doubts surrounding the scope of the privilege which attaches to "parliamentary proceedings", certain other privileges are well established, although somewhat antiquated, and unlikely to figure significantly in the future.
2. A Bank of England notice, Verification of Interim Profits in the Context of the Own Funds Directive (BSD/1992/5), outlines the scope of work the Bank will expect external or internal auditors to do in verifying current year interim profits.
3. It seems to have done them no harm, presented them with no discernible limitations in the scope of their work or influence.
4. In the present situation, there is more and more scope for adult or continuing education, with an older or academically late-developing constituency.
5. However, these and similar discussions are beyond the scope of this book.
6. In London, however, his scope widened to include the study of important contemporary texts.
7. However I do feel that it has been somewhat claustrophobic, and I was very limited in the scope of my function due to our geographical location.
8. The essence of the systems approach is that personnel decisions should proceed in parallel with engineering decisions, partly to economise on development time and partly to provide scope for trade-offs.
9. As it did after Cain, the scope of the story now enlarges rapidly.
10. The style and scope of a farmhouse is a matter of means and taste and is mainly beyond the scope of this book; one point, however, is very important: the back entrance.
11. He corrected an error in Riemann's work and showed by an ingenious example that the scope of the new theory was not quite so great as some had claimed.
12. The town and port would offer him much more scope, its preparation for defence, the training of its citizenry for siege conditions, its provisioning and the control of its shipping.
13. This book has been written as an aid to the bench chemist and its scope is experimental rather than theoretical.