Dynamic scoping was also meant to provide greater flexibility for user customizations.

Delegation can also be used to implement features such as namespaces and lexical scoping.

Her scoping involved much Internet research.

Following are examples of scoping requirements in new construction - At least 50 percent of all public entrances must be accessible.

Instead, the structured languages introduced lexical scoping and automated management of storage with a stack.

No Wolf (as proposed in alternative scoping).

Scoping meetings were held that October.

Mr. Lewis and others also use what they call "geographic scoping," matching their directories to local marketing areas.

MUF's implementation of variable scoping is rudimentary at best.

Common Lisp requires that both the interpreter and compiler use lexical scoping by default.

However, dynamic scoping has several disadvantages.

- Work Politics: confidence in scoping out and managing organizational politics and traditions.

Unlike with inheritance or lexical scoping, the delegate object can be modified at runtime.

It handles JavaScript literals with no scoping and that's it.

(Some assumptions have been made about indexing, locking and transaction scoping in order to keep this example simple.)

Dictionaries provide a means of controlling scoping, as well as storing of definitions.

Originally, this was intended as an optimization; lexical scoping was still uncommon and of uncertain performance.

Lisp doesn't differentiate statements from expressions, and parentheses are enough to control the scoping of all statements within the language.

On the other hand, hygienic macro systems preserve the lexical scoping of all identifiers (such as "if" and "not") automatically.

Tom, who works from home and saw his son every day, had spent part of the previous week with Dylan scoping out dorm rooms for college the next year.

The Government Construction Board will help strengthen the public sector's client power in the scoping, design, procurement and delivery of all construction projects.

Lexical scoping was used for ALGOL and has been picked up in most other languages since then.

Common Lisp also borrowed certain features from Scheme such as lexical scoping and lexical closures.

Nancy D. Newcomb, scoping out the system for relatives flying in from Florida on Christmas Eve, was not so sure.

He defiantly changed its stock symbol to LNG in 2003, and devoted himself to scoping out the country's coastlines for potential terminal sites.

You stay in the car, while I go scope things out.

But now, with his scope down, he was going to need some help.

We'll scope him out and see what things look like.

He put the scope back on his head and looked down.

If you put up the scope I think you'll see about five of them.

Without free scope and some one to help him, the thing was difficult.

She was the only one who knew the scope of what had happened, and the living needed her right now.

What does that say about the scope of the problem?

I think here, more than any other school, we're on a national scope.

In the growing light he could see them now without the scope.

The scope of this action has not yet been made public.

He had been given two and a half hours to scope it out.

He could already see part of it on his scope.

With county government growing in scope, more space was needed.

For the first 11 years, this would be the scope of the business.

They were beyond the scope of my thinking at the time.

The books are only united by the common world and the scope of problems.

The scope of the problem, particularly for young people, is a significant public health issue.

Thank you for the entire scope of your special issue.

It's not to increase the scope of the federal government.

And beyond the scope there is the matter of its price.

We should have scope from which to approach this process.

He had the country pretty well scoped out by now.

He had gone back to the city and scoped out the job.

I've scoped out a guy who can tell us everything we want to know.

You and I will spend the day scoping the world from on high.

A young couple walked in and scoped out the scene.

I scoped out a few places before giving them a go.

He had scoped the room and made sure it was clean.

So on Sunday, the day after the game, they scoped it.

Going into the laundry room, he scoped out the situation.

Let him think he's got us scoped before we start playing tricks.

I haven't scoped a photo in at least two hours.

I stood at the back and scoped the room long-distance.

The second phase of the product development process is scoping.

The press was gathered in front, looking around, scoping the joint.

How about if I lay beside it and scoped for men?

"They've got our test time scoped out almost to the minute.

One common method is called "scoping the change key hole."

All three of us are reflexively scoping out the area.

It was time for me to start scoping this place out, so I insisted on being allowed to go outside.

They should have scoped out the neighbours before moving in.

The really important thing was something he had scoped out the previous night on his walk into the area and confirmed tonight as well.

For three days the place had been scoped out.

All sorts of issues will now have to be scoped out."

What I didn't know then was that my wife also used the trip as a way of scoping me out.

Why hadn't I scoped out the field earlier in the week, or called someone for directions?