Today's time-travel movies generally follow the blueprint of entertainment-above-science, often farcically ignoring the contradictions caused by time-travel storytelling.
The pugnacious scientific genius, Vietnam veteran, and former surfer, like some Ayn Rand character, escaped the slow bureaucracy of academia so he could discover the blueprint of life.
Moreover, the latest developments in the eurozone with respect to some unlimited bonds purchases by the European Central Bank, the blueprint of a banking union there and the ratification of the European Stability Mechanism, or ESM, by the German Constitutional Court have effectively diminished short term risks, all of which benefited the peso.
And the map-ping of the genome let scientists decode the genetic blueprint of new viruses like SARS, the virus that swept China in the spring, in a few days.
The warning came with publication of the Blueprint for Tourism, the most comprehensive survey ever undertaken of the tourism and leisure sector in the province.
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But over the last three years, the price of, say, the full genetic blueprint of a bacterium has fallen tenfold.
It also includes a map of the fantasy land of Narnia (a feature creators say was one of the most requested by fans), a blueprint of the magical sailing ship the "Dawn Treader" and a guide to the creatures and people in the book.
Ironically, PSG was recently bought by the Qatar Investment Authority, and is not shy about planning to emulate the successful blueprint of Manchester City.
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For the first time in our history, we have the ability to manipulate in a very precise and detailed way the very blueprint of any living organism.
In fact, it was IRI president, the late Jerome Harrington, who drew up in 1971, the original blueprint for the string of commodity centres which is now Embrapa.
The latest industry blueprint from the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology, which took effect in October, cut maximum thresholds for sulfur dioxide emissions.
The plan, a blueprint for the development of the borough over the next 20 years, is currently under consultation.
General Assembly's High Level Plenary Meeting that brought together over 170 heads of state to endorse a 35-page declaration - the Draft Outcome Document - that will serve as the blueprint for an overhaul of the world body in the coming years.
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In March of 2010, the Obama Administration sent Congress a Blueprint for Reform of the Elementary and Secondary Education Act, addressing the issues created by No Child Left Behind while pursuing high standards and closing the achievement gap.
Some have begun to take beer personally, innovating its craft and consumption and throwing festivals to honor the finest ales and lagers -- creating a blueprint for the rest of the country to follow.
The entire human genetic blueprint is in the process of collection, in the Human Genome Project.
If the effort is successful, Xela Teco may end up becoming a blueprint for the future of development work.
In return, the government would publish a blueprint for the next stage of the peace process.
WASHINGTON--When the president releases a blueprint of his first annual budget Thursday, he will detail his plan for cutting the budget deficit in half by 2013.
If the current reign of the SEC suggests that dominance is built on the defensive front, Notre Dame coach Brian Kelly seems to have fulfilled that part of the blueprint.
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With the group of bipartisan senators announcing a blueprint for immigration reform, and the president's announcement of support, it might just be possible for a comprehensive bill to pass.
This shows the government response has fallen far short of the Heseltine blueprint - and that is bad news for the British economy.
He said he thought Dr. Seuss, whose work served as a sort of blueprint in rhyme for the creation of a just post-World War II civil society, would have countenanced the occasion.
Both firms were among the first to use computerized databases to scan the genome-the "map" or blueprint of 25, 000 or so active genes that contain the code for the body's proteins.
But Wilkinson believes the powerful influence of the Premier League coupled with infighting at the FA diluted his blueprint's effectiveness - and meant that England failed to make the most of the so-called "golden generation".
For the full impact of the NTC and the Blueprint for Tennis to be felt, Britain might have to remain patient.
The proposals are supported by the town council and are part of the overall growth blueprint.
The U.S. had no advance blueprint for much of the post-WWII order--few U.S. policymakers foresaw the Cold War--but, more often than not, we responded to crises and opportunities successfully--a vivid contrast to the responses of the 1920s and 1930s.
Or, given that education is a very different matter, and sharing between schools fits into the Executive's long delayed "Cohesion, Sharing and Integration" blueprint, will the bulk of this report be implemented?
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