Sentence examples for existing blueprints from inspiring English sources

The history of world civilization has revealed that none of the existing blueprints of HEIs are permanent.

"His uniqueness and search for his own path was very evident in all his decisions; he rejected any existing blueprints," Yanovsky said.

The courts might be unable to stem the spread of the existing blueprints, but they may help contain its evolution, said Philip J. Cook, a public policy professor at Duke University.

Many of the existing blueprints are already family-friends, like the family jokes, trivia, and stories.

Another key challenge is to enable more flexible revisions of existing blueprints in line with changing socioeconomic situations: it has been easier to expand the blueprint, while it is politically difficult to shrink it even in the context of the aging demographic structure.

Reshaping the existing blueprint is more likely if there is a serious Tory rebellion.

Juergen Maier, the firm's UK CEO, said that an existing blueprint to export offshore wind turbine machinery from the Hull hub was now up in the air.

This means if an organisation is already an old boys' network of employees from similar socio-economic and educational backgrounds, a robot instilled with the existing blueprint of that workforce cannot hope to make much of a diversifying impact.

A questionnaire was developed based on existing blueprinting of the institution and past accounts of service failures.

If for example, those endowed with the kind of habitus towards which the reconfigured field is headed, then the decision to self-align seems more a matter of working with an existing blueprint (habitus).

This feature, which is particularly salient in the case of the EU, means that there is no conventional governmental framework to follow, and no pre-existing blueprint from which to draw in devising appropriate regulatory strategies.