- Look up
scope or -
scope in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Scope or
scopes may
refer to:
Jamie Scope (born 1986),
English footballer John T.
Scopes (1900–1970)...
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Scopely, Inc. is an
American video game
developer and publisher. The
company is
headquartered in
Culver City, California, with
offices across the United...
- The
State of
Tennessee v. John
Thomas Scopes,
commonly known as the
Scopes trial or
Scopes Monkey Trial, was an
American legal case from July 10 to July...
- languages. Perl 5
offers both
lexical and
dynamic scope. Even in
lexically scoped languages,
scope for
closures can be
confusing to the uninitiated,[citation...
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Scope creep (also
called requirement creep, or
kitchen sink syndrome) in
project management is
continuous or
uncontrolled growth in a project's
scope...
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scope" You can also:
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scope in
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project management,
scope is the
defined features and
functions of a product, or the
scope of work
needed to
finish a project.
Scope involves getting information...
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Hickerson (1991), p. 9. RBR,
Early Colt 3×
Scope (2020). RBR, Late Colt 3×
Scope (2020). RBR,
Delft 3x25
Scope (2020). ARM, New
Zeroing Procedures (2018)...
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Scope neglect or
scope insensitivity is a
cognitive bias that
occurs when the
valuation of a
problem is not
valued with a
multiplicative relationship to...
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Economies of
scope are "efficiencies
formed by variety, not volume" (the
latter concept is "economies of scale"). In the
field of economics, "economies"...
