This will be occupied for periods ranging from 90 days to a year, and will lead to a permanent manned presence that would act as a prototype Mars base.
Bechtel invented a low-cost device that can act as a prototype for a new type of mine sweeper.
However, whilst our testing protocol may act as a prototype, it is important that each country takes account of its local context.
end{cases} (2) Eq. (1) not only arises in genetics, biology, heat and mass transfer, but also acts as a prototype model for describing the interaction between the reaction mechanism, convection effect and diffusion transport [27].
For example, the classifier kē is used for small round items, as in (yì zǐdàn, "one bullet"); when words like (yuánzǐdàn, "atomic bomb") were later introduced into the language they also used this classifier, even though they are not small and round therefore, their classifier must have been assigned because of the words' association with the word for bullet, which acted as a "prototype".
It acts as a prototype for most of the presently available ncRNA prediction tools.
Much in the same way that 3D printing has exponentially sped up certain pre-production processes in manufacturing, the Instagram app can act as a rapid prototyping system for hyperlapse shots.
The ideal situation is for complete semantification of the source code and NWChem will act as a high-profile prototype in QM calculations.
Inexpensive stocks act as a mirror image.
The fact is that most of the time I'd probably much rather have a laser engraver than a 3D printer, and the potential of other similar modular units that could offer other kinds of 3D material manipulation, like a touch-sensor testing unit, for instance, or any number of potential add-ons, mean Flux could eventually act as a near-complete micro prototyping lab for home use.
The IAU further resolved that Pluto be classified in the simultaneously created dwarf planet category, and that it act as the prototype for the plutoid category of trans-Neptunian objects, in which it would be separately, but concurrently, classified.
