Sentence examples for a prototype of how from inspiring English sources

That early drive was a prototype of how the Jets' offense would like to look.

It became a prototype of how new media could become a powerful tool in the hands of otherwise defenseless civilians.

That's just a prototype of how you think, and how you intend to create value.

For instance, the Real-time Outbreak and Disease Surveillance System (RODS), developed at the University of Pittsburgh, is a functioning prototype of how real-time clinical data from emergency departments within a geographic region can be integrated to provide an instantaneous picture of symptom patterns and early detection of epidemic events.

The recorded recollections include Les Paul's description of how he created a prototype of the electric guitar in 1929,  Steven Tyler's discussion of his drug addiction,  David Bowie's description of Mick Jagger as conservative, Paul McCartney's talking about his professional superiority and Herb Jeffries and Dave Brubeck's recollections of working in segregated clubs.

Executives point to crosstown corporate neighbor the Gap as the prototype of how to manage different constituencies by creating separate brands discounter Old Navy, middle-market Gap and upscale Banana Republic.

In particular, the collaboration with A. Holý, which then started as East-West collaboration, would later evolve as the prototype of how chemistry and biology/medicine, when joining forces with industry, would foster successful antiviral drug development.

RAs will use a prototype of the LSUP-test to demonstrate how to use it along with the pictorial instruction sheet.

A prototype of this system is implemented to demonstrate how the agents can automatically book meetings.

A prototype of this system is implemented to demonstrate how the agents can transparently cooperate to locate and retrieve information from dynamic and distributed information resources.

The documents show how officials used Manning to establish a prototype of a whistleblower.