Sentence examples for course blueprints from inspiring English sources

He also said that Robert Trent Jones, one of the world's best-known golf architects, had the course blueprints "upside down" when he laid it out.

These EMQs should be reviewed for ambiguities in question format and relationship to the course blueprint.

Each of the 90 items on the examination was assessed to determine whether the knowledge being assessed mapped to the course blueprint.

Acknowledging that no single assessment format can adequately assess all the learning objectives within the course blueprint, a combination of assessments (including OSCE, EMQ, slides with problem solving, reflective learning log books and case presentations) are currently used to assess the student's competence.

They were quick to note the dramatic influence environmental issues now have on a course's blueprints.

The Finnish example is of course no blueprint.

Furthermore, the fact that the content validity calculation used in this report takes into account the internal medicine course exam blueprint adds more supporting evidence for the exam's validity, which has been shown in previous studies [ 5, 7].

Back in the summer we covered Fuel3D's Kickstarter campaign for a high res scanner that can turn real world objects into 3D models with accurate geometry and colour — a companion device for the rise in ownership of 3D printers (which of course need 3D blueprints to print).

It was one win on one day, with many more games to come of course, but the blueprint for Blue Jays' success in 2015 was crystal clear, and at the very center of it was Martin.

Not in every situation, of course, but the general blueprint is unmistakable.

Phillips is, of course, legendary for his blueprint of Republican hegemony, "The Emerging Republican Majority," published in 1969.