2): The recently departed science fiction author Poul Anderson truly beat everyone to the punch in his 1963 novel "Shield," in which the protagonist sends blueprints to the picture phones of various people around the world.
Before you hang multiple pictures together, though, make a "blueprint" for your group of pictures - if you're confident you can erase it, lightly trace the pictures' outlines with a pencil, otherwise, lay your pictures down on a roll of paper and cut squares around them.
The billboard reads "the blueprint for greatness," and features pictures of Nets owner Mikhail Prokhorov and part owner Jay-Z.
The often reproduced photographs of him and Susan Weil making silhouette negatives on blueprint paper, Mr. Rauschenberg's breakthrough pictures, were for Life magazine in 1951.
Mr. Hyams's picture was so much the blueprint for the producer Aaron Spelling's television construction that several "Busting" sequences made it into the "Starsky & Hutch" pilot.
A head coach on college football's highest level needs to be a C.E.O.; he needs to have a big picture view, some sort of blueprint or schematic detailing how to build a winner under difficult circumstances.
Future structural studies with this region of DIF-1 with a DD1-S28-phosphopeptide will hopefully lead to a crystal structure that provides a picture of the pharmacophore or chemical blueprint of the DD1/DIF-1 interaction.
But did the movie provide a blueprint?
In '29, when the railroad was dismantled, he hurried over to take pictures, make blueprints for miniature reconstruction.
"This complete picture of the virus is really a blueprint for us, and many other groups, now to go in and determine how it works," says Professor Richard Kuhn, an author of the study from Purdue University, Indiana.
