Sentence examples for built blueprints from inspiring English sources

Mr. Raymond said 95percentt of the 800 heating and cooling systems he oversaw was original equipment, and he pointed to the 1952 "as built" blueprints still posted on a wall that he sometimes had to consult to track down problems.

In the case of the Statue of Liberty, the flowing copper skin was not built from blueprints, but by taking measurements from a scale model with calipers.

One crude measure of South Africa's moral decline is to compare Zuma's fortress — helicopter pad, tennis courts and soccer field, planned underground bunkers — with the retirement refuge Mandela built, its blueprint copied from the warden's cottage at his last prison for the very Mandela-esque reason that the floor plan was familiar.

To recreate the bone as it was before the bombing, the researchers took data from the CT scan and built a blueprint to 3D print the fossil.

Publishers can build custom Blueprints that incorporate their own content strategy and layouts.

"Earth, water, air, light, energy, environment and the human experience," said Ghandour, doing his own PR as he ticked off the considerations built into his blueprints.

As part of the People's Assembly in Rio de Janeiro that ran parallel to the 2012 Rio+20 high-level conference, they further built from those blueprints.

You can build by blueprint or build new things freestyle.

"I hope that the commission's report will provide us with the foundation on which to build a blueprint for reform which can be supported by a cross-party consensus in the assembly.

It is what will help draft, form and build the blueprint for 21st century education.

Last year's MLS Cup appearance, on the back of a Jermaine Jones inspired run, built on that blueprint, and it's the principle that the Rapids have been banking on too.