Sentence examples for a prototype for more from inspiring English sources

Shakey was intended as a prototype for more advanced automatons that would eventually replace human beings in dangerous and hostile territories, and its makers saw it as the advance guard of a near future in which humans would be emulated, and eventually replaced, by intelligent machines.

Newhall Be in Harlow is a prototype for more interesting commercial house building.

The Queens One-Stop opened just over a year ago, and is a prototype for five more that are to be opened in the city in the next two years.

This was only a prototype for a more elaborate time-sharing system that Corbato was working on, called Compatible Time-Sharing System, or CTSS.

A genome reference sequence is a model because it is, first, "an idealized, abstract entity constructed from the natural organism" and, second, "'model' is used to indicate a promissory note about this organism providing a framework for pursuing explanatory questions and ultimately serving as a prototype for understanding more complex organisms" (Ankeny 2000, p. S267).

Each of these was actually a prototype for what would have taken more time to engineer and polish before putting into practice.

Vaberget Fortress served as a prototype for Boden Fortress and many more future fortifications in Sweden, including the late 20th century fixed army and coastal artillery batteries that gave the Swedish Fortifications Agency world renown.

The F-35 program was supposed to be the prototype for more effective defense procurement.

Barrett charged that Walker was trying to turn Wisconsin into a "prototype for the tea party" and was more concerned about his growing celebrity with national Republicans than the best interests of the state.

More likely, it will be a prototype for other cities.

(Mr. Voltaire even imagines a prototype for basic shelter that could be transformed into a more permanent house over time).