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The n-XYter integrated circuit (ASIC) was designed in a CMOS 0.35 μm technology, as a 128-channel, data-driven silicon detector readout chip and became a prototype readout chip for several experiments at the Facility for Antiproton and Ion Research FAIRR).

And that became a prototype of the statistical models that eventually won him the Nobel.

Beginning as a cinematographer (for Michael Powell and David Lean, among many others), Neame graduated to directing in 1947 and quickly became a prototype of the efficient, anonymous British technician.

His own home in Kevinge, a low-roofed, sprawling villa among rocks and trees, became a prototype for informal, "site-conscious" houses throughout the world.

Within a few years, Child's show was being carried by 104 public television stations throughout the nation, and it became a prototype for dozens of televised cooking programs that followed in subsequent decades.

Jim Seymour, a speedy, lanky, glue-fingered end who helped lead Notre Dame to a national championship in 1966 and who became a prototype for a new breed of wide receiver as college football teams began to rely more on the passing game, died on Tuesday in Highland Park, Ill.

Mr. Edmiston's pirate game, featuring replica gold doubloons and a treasure map, became a prototype for Old Century Dread Pirate, meant to catch investors' attention.

Isis, revered throughout the Roman Empire and often shown holding Horus on her lap, even became a prototype for Christian images of the Virgin and Child.

When the newsletter, North Korea Today, also went online, it became a prototype for other Web sites.

This father son relationship became a prototype for the relationship of Christians to God.

Later, as Mr. Alden observed, she became "a prototype for early Christian saints".