Sentence examples for common blueprint from inspiring English sources
Mr. Schell proposes a "revolution against violence -- loosely coordinated, multiform, flexible, based on common principles and a common goal rather than on a common blueprint".
The biggest such event to date, it was intended to forge a common blueprint for the wider opposition and to give at least the impression of unity.
Using the simple, one-color processes of cyanotype (the common blueprint) and Van Dyke print (brown), Mr. Van Leeuwen makes of his bald and aging form a symbol of sacramental humility and the acceptance of human frailty, moral and physical.
First, it is neither essential nor practical to develop a common blueprint or plan of action to complement what will be agreed upon at the U.N. level because priorities and politics vary from country to country.
Luminary bases all of its chips on a common blueprint from ARM Holdings, a Cambridge, England designer of digital architecture.
UN envoy Staffan de Mistura has set out a common blueprint for a political process aimed at ending the civil war, and said on Thursday talks would tackle the divisive issue of a post-war transition when the warring sides gather again next month.
Here, we prepared compounds with acidic moieties of different pKa values to figure out that the hH3R tolerates these functionalities when added to a common pharmacophore blueprint.
Our results demonstrate that phyllostomid bats have a significant cone population and thus conform to the common mammalian retinal blueprint [2], [13].
Researchers have figured out the genetic blueprint of a common but extraordinarily crafty germ that can be lethal in burn victims and people with lung-clogging cystic fibrosis.
Pierre Werner, the former prime minister of Luxembourg whose blueprint for a common European currency inspired the creation of the euro, died on Monday.
