Sentence examples for Early blueprint from inspiring English sources

In 1974, two Arpa researchers named Robert Kahn and Vint Cerf published an early blueprint.

Within six months of the law's passage in 2010, SEC staffers had circulated an early blueprint for the pay rule.

The program's gradual rise was built on stability, stubbornness and special teams, and it was an early blueprint for the Boise States of college football to follow.

"I want this paper to provide an early blueprint of the types of genetic manipulations that scientists can start doing with corals," Cleves said.

In the interview, Ms. Jackson of the E.P.A. praised Fran Pavley, the state senator from California who originally crafted the early blueprint for the state standards in 2001.

How did the early blueprint for a novel about Mr. García Márquez's childhood turn into a masterpiece about his memories of childhood?

Sergei Glazyev, an economist from the Communist Party who worked on early blueprints for the post-Soviet economy, was third.

Traces the history of psycho analysis from Freud's discovery of transference--our invention of each other according to early blueprints- to neo-Freudian revisionists such as Heinz Kohut.

By contrast, the people who devise the early blueprints for projects -- the software architects -- have been regarded as far less likely to see their jobs farmed out.

The phenomenon of transference — how we all invent each other according to early blueprints — was Freud's most original and radical discovery.

Mr Fischer's departure is an embarrassment, since early blueprints of the new structure had him in a pivotal role as chief risk officer, and hence the senior contact with bank supervisors in Bonn.