The Merrill deal also represents a template for future arrangements intended to unwind C.D.S.'s, Mr. Dinallo said.
As such, his design represents a template for construction that can be replicated across the country.The team applies its plan to Oxford, a city with a large green belt where house prices are 11 times average earnings.
Jeroen Dijsselbloem, the Dutchman who heads the Eurogroup of finance ministers, made it clear on March 25th that the Cypriot deal represented a template: if banks fail, creditors can expect to pay the whole bill.
They said the six largest banks could need €30bn to clean up their balance sheets and even if the €20bn "were to represent sufficient firepower to plug the hole, we doubt the decision to deal with MPS through a public sector solution will represent a template to be unrolled across the system quickly".
They may represent a template for the design of peptides with therapeutic applications as immunostimulatory agents.
More precisely, this pattern of activity may encode an intention and, thus, represent a "template for action".
These compounds are the first nonpeptidic inhibitors disclosed and represent a template from which better inhibitors might be designed.
Collectively, SARs data highlighted that the benzomorphan nucleus represents a template in the achievement of a specific functional profile, by modifying N-substituent or 8-OH group.
The layers of mesoporous silicon of 1-μm thickness and 80%to85%5% porosity represent a template for the fabrication of separated copper NPs of 20- to 280-nm diameter.
Also in this figure, the dashed window represents a template window (the size is 200 × 200, and feature vectors are extracted within this window), and the cross sign denotes the reference location of the template.
