As a result, eight German spies who landed from a U-boat soon afterward were arrested with explosives, maps and sabotage blueprints.
During those years, Mr. Krepner, Mr. Canter and Mr. Mardres navigated obscure waters, studied old maps and assembled blueprints for the route, but ultimately none of them had the time or money to undertake the organizational effort required to turn the fruits of their hobby into a marked and maintained route of interconnected rivers, lakes and portage trails.
Best known for his metaphysical depictions of maps and architectural blueprints, Mr. Kuitca began to explore the visual and philosophical opportunities of seating plans one evening in 1994, when he was buying tickets to Strauss's "Rosenkavalier" at the Royal Opera House in London.
The structure of the complex was mapped and a blueprint generated with a pair of FR analyses generated using two different IP-proteins.
Wes Anderson-Esque Posters Map Cult Films' Props and Blueprints.
Seventy miles of files in the Bundesarchiv, in Berlin; nearly a hundred miles of files and microfiche in the Stasi archives, across town; thirty million documents in the Holocaust archives in Bad Arolsen — letters, diaries, and reams of statistics, maps, blueprints, and bills of lading.
The 4 paintings and 12 drawings in the exhibition use maps, blueprints and architecture to explore fictional universes and new forms of historical landscape painting.
The 45 day plan offers (in addition to the 15 day plan) "initial buzz building," and a range of design services including basic prototyping, usability testing, blueprints, concept mapping and other design services.
STEM education initiatives may particularly benefit from incorporating embodied cognitive principles because STEM disciplines rely on representation systems that require sensory encoding (e.g., visualizations of data and information including maps, blueprints, graphs, charts), and are nevertheless dependent on highly abstract, formalized symbol systems (e.g., those used in math or chemistry).
