This type of restricted image use is problematical because experimental work on the nature of concepts suggests that they are best understood as encoding information about both the prototype of the conceptual category, and examples of variation around this prototype (Wisniewski 2002).
Imagine if the Q scene in a James Bond film lasted half an hour, with Q telling 007 about the prototypes of each underwater car.
A paper about the prototyping of the tool will be made publicly available later this year, she adds.
"Only one kid out of a group of thirty actually noticed that it wasn't animated," she said, talking about the prototypes of the new toys.
But the former president is clearly his son's hero, the prototype of the Good Man about whom he often speaks.
Kushner Resnick tracked down the prototype of such a book about Zychlin, Aron's shtetl in Poland.
I was the prototype of the 'mommified' role".
Her uniqueness became the "prototype of celebrity," according to Curtis.
OCD is the prototype of compulsive disorders.
But I was dismayed to read about the prototype replacement fence of steel-and-cast-iron rails standing five inches apart at an excessive height of five feet.
