"We're trying to lay out a blueprint for where new businesses can grow in New York City and where existing businesses can expand," Mr. Schumer said in an interview.
It has given some of us a blueprint on where to begin to find out more about our own family's Civil War history.
Adding to the breath-holding nature of the moment, energy experts and state officials said, is that Oregon is also in the final stages of a long-term coastal mapping and planning project that is aiming to produce, by late this year or early next, a blueprint for where wave energy could be encouraged or discouraged based on potential conflicts with fishing, crabbing and other marine uses.
Researchers planning to apply "may now consider that [the report] is a blueprint of where we want to go," Collins added.
Once a specification is approved by the corresponding project leadership, implementation is tracked in a blueprint [98], where a priority is set and a target milestone is defined, communicating when in the cycle the feature is likely to go live.
And because different cells and tissues have different genes that are activated in the body, the methylation patterns can also act as a blueprint for where the DNA comes from.
Additionally, the song was part of a four song set-list on BET's Blueprint, where Carey performed in July 2005.
Another strategy is the cross-cutting programs of the neuroscience blueprint, where the institutes are able to pull money together to fund large science projects that wouldn't be possible from a single institute.
- His quiet philanthropy can be our guiding blueprint where, without fanfare, we can choose to fashion the world into one filled with a loving peace.
When mum and dad are out murdering people, or bungling kidnaps, or beating up several bodyguards with a flick of their wrists in order to get their hands on the blueprints, where do their kids think their parents are?
