"The THE student experience survey aims to provide a snapshot of which universities are performing well in this area, and while no single institution can ever offer a blueprint for others simply to replicate, it should be possible to learn lessons from those universities that appear to be getting most things right".
TPPF offers to "provide a blueprint for other state groups to replicate".
But the billboard's Creative Commons license provides a blueprint that allows anyone, anywhere to replicate the work the designers put into their prototype.
For those skiers trying to crack the ultimate life riddle of combining work and play, Wagner offers a blueprint, albeit a difficult one to replicate.
Teitelman says more details on that expansion will come later this year, but the idea is to work with universities and other organizations, providing them with a "blueprint" so that they can try to replicate the StartX model.
With loudly liberal hosts like Keith Olberman, Rachel Maddow, and Ed Schultz, MSNBC is trying to replicate the Fox blueprint, and this maneuver has already borne fruit: last year, MSNBC largely overtook CNN in the primetime ratings, and in the first quarter of 2010 it further solidified its standing as the number two cable news network while CNN has collapsed.
Texas Tech University, a leader in the field, has also created a detailed blueprint to help other schools that want to replicate its collegiate recovery community.
So, there's nothing inherently illegal about attempting to replicate one of the Defense Distributed blueprints ― so long as people don't remove the small, and in some cases nonfunctional metal pieces that make them compliant with a 1988 federal law banning undetectable weapons.
The Ice Bucket Challenge's legacy is that it could become a blueprint for achieving viral success, which other charities could choose to replicate.
It's your genes that are in control, struggling mightily to replicate and carry on their tangle of ribbons filled passionate intensity and the blueprints of a body to be.
