Sentence examples for In an early prototype from inspiring English sources

In an early, prototype spot, self-produced by Mr. Carrey and released on YouTube last summer, the actor cobbles together a mnemonic device to help viewers remember the name ("Aung San, sounds like 'unsung,' as in 'unsung hero' ").

Still, Mrs. Fukushima saw the potential in an early prototype.

The vast majority of papers still was in an early prototype stage or only described potential options, challenges and risks of cloud services for the healthcare domain, but no actual application.

The German physician Lothar Meyer published – in 1964 – an early prototype version of the Periodic Table in which he grouped together elements with similar chemical and physical properties.

In 2004 an early prototype, piloted by Richard Branson, a British entrepreneur, became the fastest amphibious vehicle ever to cross the English Channel.

We used hypothetical scenarios and a standardized patient to collect quantitative and qualitative results in testing an early prototype of a new application, the Acute Respiratory Infection (ARI) Smart Form.

The biosensor chip, which is in an early prototyping stage, is one cubic millimeter in size (less than the size of a 10 gauge needle) and can be injected under the skin in the fluid around the body's cells.

In a 708-patient study conducted in 2015 with an early prototype, about 85percentt of patients saw with 20/20 vision after being given glasses using the device's measurement, compared to 91percentt of those who were tested using the optometrist-based gold-standard method.

A recent study in sheep using an early prototype of the HSCMS/I-Patch spinal cord stimulator revealed that there were no vascular lesions or evidence of vascular congestion in vessels along the dorsal portion of the pia or cord directly in contact with the device [ 4].

In a study using an early prototype, neurologists found abnormalities in about two-thirds of epileptic patients whose previous brain scans had been declared normal, making these patients better candidates for neurosurgery.

In 1964, Engelbart developed an early prototype of a computer mouse using a block of pine.