For the past week, the Giants had practiced a blueprint for a very traditional type of victory over the Dallas Cowboys.
And anybody who was involved with post-Soviet Russian economic reforms, as Sachs was, knows that altering and redesigning complex systems isn't a matter of following simple best practices and blueprints.
We present an international perspective regarding current sedation practice and a blueprint for future research, which seeks to avoid known limitations and generate much-needed high-level evidence to better guide clinicians' management and therapeutic choices of sedative agents.
A generous, moral man, who returned his company's profits on WWI contracts, Eastman's pictures enriched people's lives; his business practices were a blueprint for enlightened capitalism.
However, as a blueprint for practice, the article really cannot do more than offer insights – actual application would likely require any firm to seek professional assistance.
A recent study by the U.S. Chamber of Commerce reports that international technology companies consider these practice to be "a blueprint for technology theft on a scale that the world has never seen before".
This is a transcript of my Jan 24th , 2010interview with Terry Patten, co-author, with Ken Wilber and others, of Integral Life Practice; A 21st Century Blueprint for Physical Health, Emotional Balance, Mental Clarity, and Spiritual Awakening.
In October, design practice Y/N studio caused a stir by designing a blueprint for a swimming lane along Regent's canal in London, so that people could swim to work.
There lay a fundamental fallacy behind this experiment: the belief that the principles of reason are guidelines for concrete political practice, that they are blueprints to reconstruct all society and the state.
What do docs get from MD2? Software to run the practice, techniques to attract patients, blueprints for office design and what is hoped will one day be a recognizable brand.
