Several episodes of the latest series, which finished on Sunday night, have featured Chinese agents engaged in nefarious activities: trying to kidnap a scientist and threatening to detonate a bomb in London if anyone interfered; working with Russians to hack Anglo-US cybersecurity; and stealing the blueprint of a genetic weapon.
In the end, the driver steps out of the car and envisions the blueprint of a large Tesla factory, built beside a sleepy rural village.
Both examples of service reconfiguration in England demonstrate that it may take many years to complete the process and that the "blueprint" of the reconfiguration may have to be reconsidered along the way.
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.
Finally, at age 35, she confronts the crippling reality of her addiction, working through the "slow and aching present" of her newfound sobriety and piecing together the blueprint of her existence.
The result of the meetings and research was the "blueprint" of reforms released Tuesday with a focus on "sensible, cost-effective strategies to reduce crime".
That made it 4-0, and Wang was following the blueprint of Andy Pettitte, who has lately pitched well early but come apart with one bad inning.
When he was done, eight people lay fatally shot, two more were wounded, and Mr. Thornton, following the blueprint of so many other mass shootings, had killed himself, the authorities said.
But whatever the learning curve, Wright walked into the Mets' unsteady world with a solid place in the lineup, a firm spot at third base and his face on the blueprint of the Mets' future.
It's also a love letter to Ron Hardy and Frankie Knuckles, the Chicago architects who took the clay of Disco and molded it into the blueprint of House Music.
