Although the agreement will serve as a pattern for pacts with Ford and GM, there are significant differences in the companies.
Union leaders representing 18,000 workers at Goodyear and 4,000 at Uniroyal said they hoped the Bridgestone/Firestone agreement would serve as a pattern -- and inspiration -- for them.
Trajan's Baths served as models for the Baths of Caracalla and Diocletian, which in turn served as a pattern for the basilica built by Maxentius.
Each child will draw a cartoon -- the sketch that is the basis for a tapestry's design -- and slide it into the frame of an individual cardboard loom, where it will serve as a pattern.
Union leaders assert that these contracts will serve as a pattern for other unionized workers -- a notion that worries many economists and corporate executives, who fear that soaring wages will spur inflation and cut profits.
As compared with the common Indo-European scheme, the pre-Slavic cultural vocabulary seems somewhat simpler, evidently as a result of the loss of direct contact with the Southern civilizations that served as a pattern for pre-Indo-European culture.
Last night, Randi Weingarten, president of the union representing 80,000 public-school teachers, said the new agreement should not serve as a pattern for her union, contending that teachers' salaries need to be raised far more than 8percenttoto catch up with suburban salaries.
Elected a fellow of the Royal Society in 1705, he contributed numerous papers to the society's Philosophical Transactions, including an account of a two-cylinder pump that served as a pattern for vacuum pumps and remained in use with minor modifications for some 200 years.
First of all, a positive microlens array with 256×256 elements serving as a pattern is fabricated by argon ion beam etching on the quartz.
Four single-reduction, impulse-reduction geared turbines were ordered from the Swiss firm, three to equip Sovetskaya Rossiya and one to serve as a pattern for the factory in Kharkiv that was to build the remainder.
