Sentence examples for electronic blueprint from inspiring English sources

Picture yourself as the product manager of a new hand-held computer whose design team has just sent him the electronic blueprint for the device.

"Hillary," which was produced by Mrs. Clinton's close friend, Linda Bloodworth-Thomason, is the television curtain-raiser for her campaign, an electronic blueprint that attempts to provide the rationale, both emotional and political, for the first lady's candidacy.

Then a computer-aided-design specialist transforms the sketch into a 3-dimensional electronic blueprint.

One of the government's constant refrains had been that Dr. Lee had stolen "electronic blueprints" for nuclear weapons.

The two officials said that the material that Dr. Lee downloaded onto 10 computer tapes contained the "electronic blueprints of the exact dimensions and geometry of this nation's nuclear weapons".

WASHINGTON — American and international investigators say that they have found the electronic blueprints for an advanced nuclear weapon on computers that belonged to the nuclear smuggling network run by Abdul Qadeer Khan, the rogue Pakistani nuclear scientist, but that they have not been able to determine whether they were sold to Iran or the smuggling ring's other customers.

Detailed understanding and control of biological networks will require a level of description similar to that of electronic engineering blueprints.

Such a rhetoric would provide, among other things, a blueprint for electronic arguments conducted in hypermedia form.

The findings of this research provide a blueprint in designing miniaturized electronic devices with outstanding heat dissipation.

Breakthrough, Aided by Israel It took months for the beacons to do their work and report home, complete with maps of the electronic directories of the controllers and what amounted to blueprints of how they were connected to the centrifuges deep underground.

Lately, countries such as South Africa, Korea, Brazil, France, Germany and Japan have drafted, updated or approved "interoperability frameworks," a kind of architect's blueprint for how information should be freely exchanged through neutral, electronic means.