Implementing and expanding that template, Ann has transformed an interest in giving into a career as philanthropist.
They look pretty professional, and loading your images up and using that template could not be simpler.
You couldn't have anything that you could call remotely modern jazz piano without Bud Powell setting that template.
The system then talks him through the bells and whistles he might wish to add to that template.
That template might then have to be used for other countries.
I'd always listened to kind of band putting out pop songs that were using blues as that kind of template, that kind of directness.
"The easiest way for me to describe it is that the deal struck by the Catholic 7 did provide a template that made a lot of sense to follow, " he said.
The groups said in a press release that they have published the FIA-ISDA Cleared Derivatives Execution Agreement as a template that can be used by participants in the cleared swaps markets in negotiating execution-related agreements with counterparties to over-the-counter derivatives that are intended to be cleared.
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S. for no longer than five years, from 1959 to 1964, and that all his subsequent fables are founded on the template of that distant time.
Going back further, the 1976 Super Bowl featured a Xerox ad that set a template for future insouciance and cleverness.
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The restructuring of the electricity industry was an extraordinary achievement that became the template for restructuring utilities around the world.
Thomas wrote a concurring opinion, which laid out a template that he, and to some extent the Court, has since followed.
While at Atari, Bushnell began to break the corporate mold, creating a template that is now common through much of Silicon Valley.
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With his debut album, 1989's West Textures, Keen set a template that he would stick to throughout his career: a blend of acoustic folk balladry and raucous barroom country.
They came together because they wanted a comprehensive industrywide strategy and an industrywide solution, " Patrick tells FORBES. "They started with Bank of America because they thought they could achieve a template that they could extend to other institutions.
So seminal, in fact, that Midnight's Children became a template for much of the writing that followed.
The latest media template is that the vice presidential nominee is a drag on the GOP ticket.
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"TPI is the one deal that will become a template for other restructuring around the region, " says a European banker.
However, in the longer term Everton is hoping to create an interactive application that serves as a template for other profit-making purposes.
The template is that any American airline is allowed to fly freely to and from a country, with no regulation of fares, routes or frequencies.
Jensen spent 11 years in the NFL, all of them with the Dolphins, all of them in a role that serves as a template for the multidimensional manner in which the Jets will use Tebow this season.
In that sense, Mostar is a template for the rest of the country.
Now it is too early to say that the Essa Academy is a template for how all schools should use technology.
Early results from the EU Greek debt summit that was held Thursday showed a template for a new aid package to Greece was agreed upon by EU leaders.
Mr Mallaby, who is married to The Economist's economics editor, Zanny Minton-Beddoes, goes on to argue that hedge funds may provide a template for the wider financial sector.
He ends his book with a blast of cartographical analysis, and suggests that weather maps have created the template for other representations of volatile geographic phenomena such as the incidence of crime and disease.
To further hone the image, engineers use a technique called optical proximity correction, which uses oddly shaped bars, notches and other distortions that are cut into the chrome template on the quartz plate to trick light waves into making a more precise pattern (see left).
To further hone the image, engineers use a technique called optical proximity correction, which uses oddly shaped bars, notches and other distortions that are cut into the chrome template on the quartz plate to trick light waves into making a more precise pattern (see chart).
If you can use the Internet, you can learn how to use Prezi, and if you need a helping hand, Prezi offers training, weekly Web sessions, and an active peer-to-peer support group as well as re-usable Prezis that you can use as a template to create your own Prezi presentation.
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