Episodic games have proliferated in recent years but, until now, have broadly conformed to a specific blueprint in which storyline has taken precedence over gameplay.
Anticipating such critiques, the White House is presenting its energy strategy as an environmental, conservation and technology blueprint in which support for fossil fuels is a relatively minor component.
It's not so unusual for a successful Edinburgh show to become a television series, but it is rare to see it come full circle and return to the stage in its original form, so that those familiar with the screen incarnation have the sense of watching a blueprint in which whole episodes or characters are contained in a single line.
Yesterday, Finance Minister Joe Oliver unveiled a 2015 to 2016 financial blueprint in which honoring a commitment to balance the budget takes precedence over immediate goodies for science.
►"[Canadian] Finance Minister Joe Oliver unveiled a 2015 to 2016 financial blueprint in which honoring a commitment to balance the budget takes precedence over immediate goodies for science," Wayne Kondro wrote in a Wednesday ScienceInsider.
Possibly, even probably, one should in the future also aim at studying even lower-level units, the "micro-systems" that do not appear in organizational blueprints, but in which so much of the actual clinical work is carried out [ 14- 16].
They are blueprint productions in which all the elements are in place but never come together into three vibrant dimensions.
Unless you're a supervillain of some kind with all of this stuff already well beyond the blueprint stage, in which case: we surrender.
The real beauty of Cronin's prototype system, however, is that it allows the printer not only to control the sequences and exact calibration of inks, but also to shape, from a tested blueprint, the environment in which those reactions take place.
Yet today Alex Salmond will unveil a blueprint for Scotland in which he promises to change everything whilst promising to change nothing much at all.
