Sentence examples for blueprint definition from inspiring English sources

FIRE has been predicting since the day the "blueprint" definition of sexual harassment was released that it would be used to stifle speech and limit academic freedom.

And by labeling this broad definition as a "blueprint" for college policies nationwide, OCR has encouraged its widespread adoption.

HSSP II provided the blueprint to innovations like the definition of a "Kenya Essential Package of Health" (KEPH), a "Community Strategy", a "Joint Framework of Work and Financing" (JPWD) as expression of the Sector-Wide Approach (SWAp) and a "Hospital Reform" aiming at more autonomy for provincial hospitals.

When comparing actual startup and total funding numbers in Venture Scanner's report with the TFSB's FinTech definition, the TFSB's blueprint differs from the actual situation in other countries.

We developed an ICD-10 PSI algorithm 9 based on the AHRQ ICD-9-CM PSI definition manual as the blueprint (see the ICD-10 codes in online supplementary appendix 2).

A blueprint is more precise than verbal definitions and less subject to misinterpretation.

The UE4's physics engine allows for the definition of wheeled character blueprints.

Blueprints systematically seek to link the definition of the content to be learned with the specific items that are covered by the assessment measure (Bridge, Musial, Frank, Roe, & Sawilowsky, 2003; Coderre, Woloschuk, & McLaughlin, 2009).

Lombardi Software has recognized this trend and recently launched a Web-based service called "Blueprint" that allows for collaborative brainstorming and definition of processes.

We now know that classes are like blueprints, a set of definitions used to make things.

Draft a blueprint for a successful graduate education, by their own definition.