Thou shalt not kill Sources & acknowledgmentsReprintsThis special report has argued that by building a better cage, the Communist Party has reaped the economic benefits of the internet while absorbing and controlling its political impact, and that other countries have adapted China's blueprint to their needs.
The FC can also be adapted as a blueprint for designing online courses, or BL with less contact time or large classes.
It no longer suffices to transfer and adapt technology blueprints and organizational capabilities from abroad.
Revenge narratives go all the way back to the Greeks, but it's the vagina dentata component that sets a specimen like "Alex" apart, as Lemaitre adapts Larsson's blueprint with moves of his own.
The meticulous western campaign to unseat Mr Lukashenko began seriously in February, when a team of Serbian student leaders who had spearheaded the insurgency against Milosevic arrived in Minsk to advise a young man called Aleksei Shidlovsky and three of his friends on how to adapt the Belgrade blueprint to Belarus.
(The fluting, camp swagger of some of his lines echoes that of the British playwright Joe Orton, whose dark-comic blueprint McDonagh has adapted for his own subversive purposes).
Solarcomplex AG as well as ministries has a blueprint that is adapted to local conditions and therefore is still to a certain extent idiosyncratic, but nevertheless clearly recognizable and 'stable'stable
This blueprint of a model can be adapted, specified, further developed and implemented as a backbone for empirically-grounded intervention design.
If taken, translated, expanded and adapted for the 21st century experience, Germany would finally have a blueprint of what it expects of itself, and of others who want to live here.
Therefore, in the absence of a genome, we have used RNA-seq to sequence the transcriptome of bovine and feline T. foetus genotypes in an attempt to provide a blueprint of functional capacity of each of the host/niche adapted T. foetus genotypes.
Last week, Annan released a set of proposals, put forward by a commission of senior international statesmen, for a systematic overhaul of the U.N. bureaucracy and an updating of international law — a blueprint for adapting the organization to the new century.
