Such a computer-generated plan is like a set of blueprints of a generic, three-bedroom house.
By replicating DNA slightly imperfectly, it has tried out many different possible organic blueprints.
Kosan is using genetic engineering techniques to steal the blueprints that nature uses to make antibiotics.
The blueprints reflect a determination to continue market reforms, though at a more measured pace.
Mr Grande Stevens's speciality is drawing up legal blueprints that keep firms out of trouble.
In January, Mr. Kennedy passed the blueprints to Mr. Schweiger, the Brooklyn historian, who accepted instantly.
He stubbornly sticks to his habit of drawing architectural blueprints that will never be realized.
They contain the blueprints for how a human being, a plant or a bacterium, looks and functions.
Seven years ago GE Appliances entrusted Satyam to prepare only engineering drawings and blueprints for its home business.
The company sells a 3-D printer called the Thing-O-Matic, which carves plastic models from digital, user-created blueprints.
Then he got his first break: Mr. Kennedy found Ebbets Field blueprints in the first batch of documents.
He saw that these projects started off with blueprints that were produced in Computer Aided Design (CAD) systems.
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Protein molecules form the machinery that makes them alive, and the blueprints for them reside in the genes.
The blueprints available on the site will be for "important stuff", he said.
In March, the House and Senate will take up competing long-term budget blueprints.
They've drafted blueprints and designs for communities in the New Urbanist style--that is diverse, compact, mixed-use communities that limit sprawl.
This framework will be followed shortly by similar blueprints for heart disease, then the care of older people, then diabetes.
The recovery of the blueprints is itself a tangled, quirky tale befitting the team that for many still defines Brooklyn.
Hoping to spark discussion about building an Ebbets Field replica, Mr. Kennedy began looking for the blueprints, but without success.
He draws up blueprints, takes lots of photos and then dismantles the house and ships it when the client is ready.
In the coming weeks, the office plans to release additional blueprints on financial services, education, health service delivery and anti-domestic violence.
Before starting construction, Indian law requires a builder to file the blueprints of the proposed structure with the local civic agencies.
It came with blueprints for familiar mechanical things like a derrick but also urged its owners to let their imaginations run.
The windmill was based on blueprints from one like it built by Russian settlers at Fort Ross nearly 200 years ago.
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They also have no proper set of blueprints and the reactor is sited directly over a large karst void in the bedrock.
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The questions go well beyond ordinary trade secrets, blueprints and product formulas.
Today, Palmer unveiled blueprints and renderings of the Titanic II at the Intrepid Sea, Air and Space Museum in New York.
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Clive Palmer unveiled blueprints for the famously doomed ship's namesake Tuesday at the Intrepid Sea, Air and Space Museum in New York.
First, most of the blueprints for these plans do not provide enough money for poorer Americans to pay for a private-school education.
Top managers often have little appreciation that their intellectual property, emails, data files and even factory blueprints are compromised by subpar security.
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