| He wallpapered the hallway leading to the gallery with blueprints bearing the repeated image of a moon rock. |
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| Inside the five-year-old company's offices are maps and blueprints of mineral claims scouted by other firms and rocks dug up by other miners. |
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| The police confiscated optical lenses, design blueprints for targeting devices and other items during the raid. |
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| Oral and written instructions are supplemented by plans, drawings or blueprints. |
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| Her blueprints included plans for a large pool and formal terraced gardens. |
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| If memory serves me correctly, the old guys with their smocks and T square used to expose their blueprints in the sun. |
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| Ships of the Age of Discovery were built from the mind of a shipwright, instead of blueprints. |
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| Such a world would be a true information economy, with trade consisting chiefly of blueprints for products. |
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| Talks will now be held to draw up blueprints for modern, accessible facilities for the town. |
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| The wizened old man sat in his plush office, blueprints spread out on top of the bureau. |
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| Equipment designers are also using virtual reality and on-screen testing to create new blueprints. |
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| He did the blueprints personally and personally designed the motors that turn the house and drove nails personally. |
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| Theo reached inside his jacket, putting the blueprints in his inner vest pocket and pulling out his gloves he had put in at the last minute. |
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| We can't assume factories which perfectly produce objects from blueprints the way a laser printer produces dots on paper. |
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| Hardcopy blueprints of the internal wiring system were laid out in front of him. |
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| As planning moved from theory to institutional practice, master plans emerged as metropolitan blueprints. |
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| Boeing's press release stated that it took six million square feet of blueprints to build the airliner. |
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| These volumes are the blueprints of institutionalized American racism in the twentieth century, and they were given away for the cost of postage. |
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| None of the plans were real blueprints or technical drawings. |
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| We have the blueprints and I urge all of those with the political will to take action, to deliver for the children of Africa. |
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| They call for ancient fingerposts and milestones to be maintained regularly by councils and, where possible, reintroduced as part of village design blueprints. |
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| The researchers revealed distinct DNA blueprints for each of the 85 varieties of purebreds that were analyzed as well as similarities between certain breeds. |
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| Instrumentation Mechanics must demonstrate the ability to read blueprints and use machining tools to fabricate or recondition parts. |
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| He made blueprints premised on surprise and an almost perverse protraction of pleasure. |
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| A computer that follows blueprints like a machinist or makes up a newspaper page like a compositor could be described as a robot as well. |
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| Calis had literally rebuilt the old battlewagon from the ground up, using what he had in the junkyard and blueprints that he had acquired some time ago. |
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| The new towns today are not identical to the blueprints that birthed them. |
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| Furthermore, it is important to withstand the temptation to overuse blueprints and templates. |
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| Do a web search for castle floor plans or castle home blueprints. |
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| They bear blueprints that require two men to unfold and tape measures reeled into large metal casings. |
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| More megastructure blueprints will be progressively added to the game over time. |
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| There would be no need for any changes in the blueprints to make a specific protein. |
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| To that end, it is essential to develop and support sustainable blueprints for growth. |
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| The global community has developed a serious set of blueprints for addressing inequality. |
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| Welders must be able to read blueprints accurately and perform precise welds. |
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| However, provinces like New Brunswick need help from the federal government today in order to put tomorrow's economic blueprints in place. |
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| Especially in light of the Defense Secretary's blueprints for an escalated infowar of propoganda-making, media-hijack and story planting, etcetera, I think you are right. |
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| Then, using his training and talent as an architect, he would draw up blueprints. |
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| These involved checking replacement parts against blueprints, and ensuring that they were correctly fitted, giving them a rubber stamp of approval. |
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| The efficient causes were the blueprints drawn by engineers and the labor of men and machines that actually assembled the physical materials and put them into place. |
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| Most of these are highlighted on your reconnaissance map, which typically consists of base layouts or blueprints with indicators placed upon them. |
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| With those blueprints in hand, clients can be sure they're getting quality materials, and they can compare apples to apples when the bids come in. |
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| The barriers of reading technical blueprints are no longer there. |
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| But in many countries governance reforms have two major defects: a lack of attention to tackling inequality and a tendency to apply blueprints, in particular in turning to the private sector to solve public sector problems. |
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| To help it deal with change, it developed discussion papers in 1990 and again in 1998 as blueprints for the direction it would take in the future and the initiatives it would employ. |
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| Last fall, when Amit Sofer presented his blueprints for Riverwalk Condominiums along Sault Ste. |
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| There are no blueprints and no easy answers. |
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| David and Chris's late father worked for the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency, and wouldn't you know there's a weird gewgaw in the basement with some crazy-looking blueprints. |
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| Such duplication will inevitably reduce the number of genes with different blueprints for protein production and hence also reduce the possible variation of genes in the MHC system. |
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| Cost containment strategies have figured prominently, certainly as evidenced by cutbacks on the ground, if not in policy blueprints for the future. |
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| In some countries unions have taken major initiatives to produce blueprints for a new approach to public services, which take account of the financial pressures. |
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| Pozzi pulled out a loose-leaf notebook with her blueprints for the board. |
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| Modern millwrights must also be able to read blueprints and other schematics to aid them in the construction of complex systems. |
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| The case study districts do not offer exact blueprints for success, but rather provide concrete examples of what effective strategies look like in practice. |
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| Harland and Wolff, the RMS Titanic's builders, opened their private archives to the crew, sharing blueprints that were thought lost. |
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| A giant among trees, the loblolly pine boasts the largest set of genetic blueprints published to date. |
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| Soon, we tired of something as ephemeral as mere dreams, and we started making blueprints for the houses we were sure to live in one day with our beloveds. |
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| Country ownership is critical to the success of development, and countries have been encouraged to develop their own poverty reduction strategies and avoid formulaic approaches and blueprints. |
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| They govern on autopilot, following the blueprints he left behind. |
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| Lack of agreement on the scope of institutional reform was papered over by agreeing broad principles for institutions, and charging commissions to develop them into reform blueprints. |
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| They are blueprints aspiring to be buildings. |
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| Primarily, Khan purveyed the necessary materiel for a state nuclear program: centrifuge components and designs, weapons blueprints, and technical expertise. |
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| Just as an architect designs blueprints to build a house, starting with a very solid foundation, so should your financial plans be carefully constructed, planning each step along the way. |
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| Quickly unlock and repurpose data in legacy blueprints. |
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| Advanced Clarity-Produces a clear, legible image even for documents that have complex or textured backgrounds, such as graph paper, blueprints, and security paper. |
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| The third edition adds sections on social classification, blueprints, and wireframes. |
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| The property market has rocketed recently, with much interest from foreign investors working off blueprints and promises, rather than finished flats. |
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| While Bird Homes and Habitats offered informative tips and detailed nest box blueprints, the seasoned ornithologist may find this book basic and predictable. |
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| The submarine blueprints were overstamped with a TOP SECRET watermark. |
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