The HGDP-CEPH panel has been used as a blueprint for the development of large datasets based on microsatellites, and subsets of the markers used in the HGDP-CEPH have been adopted for investigating genetic diversity in Africa (Tishkoff et al. 2009), India (Rosenberg et al. 2006), Oceania (Friedlaender et al. 2008), and the Americas (Wang et al. 2007).
Eric Illsley, now Labour MP for Barnsley Central, recalls NUM officials retrieving a map used as a blueprint for the 1974 strike.
In 1969, a thirty-one-year-old theologian named James H. Cone published "Black Theology & Black Power," a short, astringent book that Wright would use as a blueprint for Trinity.
Mr. Agassi is confident that his method of combining public and private dollars can be used as a blueprint for charter schools nationwide.
He confined his audit to wood, and ultimately collected data on more than nine hundred products, which von Bismarck used as a blueprint for his trip.
Julian Kabab, CEO of Flashgap, a time-delayed photo sharing app inspired by the film The Hangover, does not believe France's model of work should be used as a blueprint for productivity.
If Mr. Mehta's critique of 19th-century orchestral programming is used as a blueprint for the present, then more than ever the Philharmonic will be in the masterpiece business.
She is full of enthusiasm and hope: "Our school can be used as a blueprint for all the other parent-driven schools that will come up behind us," she says.
There are fears that the eight hours of captured footage was to be used as a blueprint for attacks and that other members have made it through Turkey and to their destinations.
The league strategy — used as a blueprint for the resolution — mirrors that applied in Yemen, and promoted by Arab states, whereby the longtime autocratic president, Ali Abdullah Saleh, transferred power to his vice president after months of often bloody pro-democracy protests.
