Sentence examples for flexible blueprint from inspiring English sources

In the end, the team's framework provides a cheaper, flexible blueprint for designing and adapting microgrids, for any community configuration.

Cisco Systems recently unveiled its security strategy called, SAFE, a flexible blueprint that specifies security design, implementation and management processes for companies participating in E-Business.

Lechner grew up with parents of two different cultures, many foreign family friends and attended international schools, which created a flexible blueprint of multicultural norms.

Our seven-day plans for cleaning and organizing your home, room by room, offer a flexible blueprint for bringing serenity to your space.

Hire an architect to draw up a set of blueprints flexible enough to make changes based on the lot you are considering, and get written approval for your building plans from local authorities.

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.

It's a flexible, practical and economically sound blueprint to transition America toward a low-carbon future".

It offers recommendations for more flexible, adaptive, and effective policies and a blueprint for achieving them.

"Workflex: The Essential Guide to Effective and Flexible Workplaces, the Employee's Workplace Flexibility Toolkit," will be released at the FWI-SHRM "2012 Workflex Conference: Reimagining the Workplace," later this month and it includes a detailed and comprehensive blueprint for employers on how, why and where to implement flexible options.

It provides a blueprint for its initiatives by focusing on specific themes such as flexible scheduling, a learner-centred, participatory approach and emphasis on the needs of girls and members of ethnic minority groups.

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".