These collections include historical photographs, illustrations, blueprints, postcards, letters, newspaper and magazine clippings, and booklets about buildings, architects, and patrons.
Museums are made of paper anyway, founded on blueprints and letters to the Times, and fuelled by ancient documents and handwritten catalogue entries.
Proclaiming their letter a "blueprint" for schools across the country, they also abandoned the requirement that harassment must be both objectively and subjectively offensive.
Declaring their letter a "blueprint for colleges and universities throughout the country," the departments broke with clear legal precedent defining sexual harassment in the educational setting--and with previous guidance from ED's own Office for Civil Rights (OCR).
The ribosome reads the genetic blueprint, looking at three letters at a time, and calls in a matching transfer RNA to knit amino acids into a growing chain of peptides.
The Mets are in first place for a reason, and they followed their blueprint for success to the letter Friday night.
It's the third underlying message of the letter: a personal blueprint for the next two decades.
In Vienna, however, the Russian unsealed the envelope with the nuclear blueprints and included a personal letter of his own to the Iranians.
Daily, monthly, and yearly records of the operation of the railroad, including account books, letter books and correspondence, blueprints of construction and rights of way, company stock, schedules, tariffs, coupons, state, interstate, and federal reports, tickets, and excursion handbills.
Several of Herder's writings, especially the 10th Collection of the Letters, contain a virtual blueprint for that future discipline.
