Those sentiments led Southeastern Conference Commissioner Roy Kramer and Dennis Swanson, the president of ABC Sports, in 1995 to construct the blueprint for the B.C.S.
But they also say the relentlessness of their jobs was easier to accept when the focus was on exploring the creative possibilities of technology, not constructing a blueprint for a public company.
A Curriculum Development Task Force was established to construct the blueprints and matrixes for each 6-week theme (6 per year) for the 5-year programme.
For Charlie, the trauma, this unbearable now, embraces some hard truths: "We see only the ghosts of absent others, and mistake for reality the fictions we construct from blueprints drawn up in early childhood".
Another issue on trial seems to be whether a huge volume of data on nuclear tests and bomb features, the information Dr. Lee downloaded, is as important as simple blueprints for constructing bombs, the sort of prize that might have been sought in traditional spycraft.
The existence of a Beat Generation or a Beat style of writing is more a media construct than a conscious blueprint for action on behalf of the writer.
Snowden has told journalists that he has no desire to publicize information that describes the technical specifications or blueprints for how the NSA has constructed its eavesdropping network.
Since the days of Crick and Watson, we've tended to see genes as a set of straightforward instructions, a blueprint for constructing a person.
Progress has been made in understanding the determinants that dictate HCV's narrow host range providing a blueprint for constructing a mouse model with inheritable susceptibility to HCV infection.
Figure 2 illustrates the blueprint for constructing the food consumption and supply chain flows in Hawai'i.
However, analyzing the guidelines based on the framework implied by the SEC, as it correlates to the culture and interworking of any organization, provides a blueprint for constructing a compliant and most likely, more effective, communications infrastructure.
