Sentences with phrase «described as the blueprint»

By overloading the eccentric portion of basic, compounds movements such as squats, weighted pulls, and presses, it is possible to take advantage of those physiological and mechanical aspects of the stretch - shortening cycle Dr. Paavo Komi described as the blueprint of power development in sport.

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Though people may describe themselves by using terms like «gay» or «queer» which are commonly used in today's culture, as Christians who believe in man created in the image of God, we should ask if these cultural terms are, in fact, true ontological categories of the human person, in accord with the blueprint of human existence.

In it, Friesen deconstructs the notion that God has a specific ideal blueprint for every person's life in favor of what he calls the «way of wisdom» as described in the Bible.

The Moreland Act Commissioners describe their report as a blueprint to fix what they say is the pervasive dysfunction in Albany.

Or, as it was described in a summary document: a blueprint for «progressive, honest, responsible government.»

As the Scottish government prepares to publish a White Paper which has been described as a «blueprint» for independence, Laura Bicker explains how the referendum is going to worAs the Scottish government prepares to publish a White Paper which has been described as a «blueprint» for independence, Laura Bicker explains how the referendum is going to woras a «blueprint» for independence, Laura Bicker explains how the referendum is going to work.

Another reason Rozzelle gave for NCZ opposition was that it ignores the proposed upgrades to existing transmission lines being advanced by the PSC as described in the Governor's «New York State Energy Highway Blueprint,» which aims to boost the load capacity high enough to meet projected needs upstate and down.

If DNA can be described as the body's genetic blueprint, proteins can be thought of as the construction workers who carry out the plan.

Professor Alfonso Martinez - Arias from the Department of Genetics at the University of Cambridge, who led the research, says: «Gastrulation was described by biologist Professor Lewis Wolpert as being «truly the most important event in your life» because it creates the blueprint of an organism.

Black, who marveled that the scripts bought for the most money were the ones that looked the least like those scripts when the movies finally came out, later described the film as «a frustrating proposition, so much potential, then a lot of «big action» which evolved over time and bloated a much less grandiose blueprint.

House Republicans» recent antipoverty blueprint describes school choice as an «increasingly important lifeline for children trapped in failing schools,» citing private school choice programs in Florida and Washington, DC, as examples.

While the standards are often described as a «technical document,» the framework, published in 2011, is an accessible narrative that not only served as a blueprint for the standards, but also explains the ideas behind them, makes the case for why they are needed, and says what they aim to accomplish.

Schueler and her coauthors, HGSE Associate Professor David Deming and Harvard Kennedy School Associate Professor Joshua Goodman, describe the success of the Lawrence project in a new working paper that may serve as a blueprint for other districts and states.

The Education Department describes the new blueprint (PDF) as a continuation of the administration's investments in aligning classroom learning with today's business needs and outlines its goals for the reauthorization of the Perkins Act under four core principles — alignment, collaboration, accountability, and innovation.

-- On the higher education front, the blueprint calls for deep cuts to federal student aid programs, which the administration describes as part of a «focus on streamlining and simplifying funding for college.»

The artist described his design as a «blueprint transferred onto the bodywork,» and indeed, the car appeared to sport a graph paper grid pattern on every surface.

If you are looking to acquire a puppy, please be aware that every breed of pedigree dog has ideal colours described in its blueprint — the Breed Standard as laid down by the Kennel Club.

A website dedicated to Imagine Flint described the plan as «a blueprint for the future» — one supported by the White House Council on Strong Cities, Strong Communities.

The Report of the Second Competence Task Force [4] proposed implementation of what it described as the «competence blueprint» which included focus on both pre-call and post-call learning.

The Crypto UK chairman and managing director of Etoro, Iqbal Gandham, described the trade body's mission as «promot [ing] best practice and to work with government and regulators,» emphasizing his hope that the group can develop «the blueprint for what a future regulatory framework will look like.»

Described as «the bible of background checks,» the third edition of «The Safe Hiring Manual» goes far beyond the typical hiring handbook and is a valuable blueprint for developing a safe hiring program for employers, human resource professionals, and security personnel.

Both documents, taken together, are described by the Combined Aboriginal Nations of Central Australia as «the Indigenous blueprint for constitutional development in the NT with equal relevance for federal Constitutional development» (43).