Examples of blueprint

• In contemporary economies, the most important assets are immaterial: blueprints and production methods are often much more costly1 and valuable than machinery and land.

• As long as the provider uses systematically developed blueprints flexibly, they can be useful guides to assessment and intervention at particular stages for particular problems.

• There are no blueprints available on the management of the planning process, including the regional research priority-setting approaches and methods to be used.

• The intermediate-good firm that buys these "blueprints," imports computer equipment (general capital) and uses the two to produce software services.

• In so doing, he reaches conclusions that do not suppor t or complement explanations based on cognitive or linguistic blueprints.

• The chromosomes of the nucleus are perceived as being the blueprints - the idea - upon which the body is constructed.

• Moreover, narrative construction is a continuous process since we not only craft but revise the story of our lives, creating new blueprints that facilitate further architectural development of the self.

• Utopian blueprints, but, on the contrary, brick by brick, and that already there is a great deal of it in certain provisions.