Its accessible medical care can, with hindsight, be seen as a prototype of the NHS.
Hromadske is a young TV and multimedia organization created in 2013 as a prototype of a public broadcaster in Ukraine.
Indeed, while still at Columbia, Salinger wrote a story, The Young Folks, that included a character described as a prototype of Sally Hayes (Holden's old flame).
And Douglaston Hill, a stately neighborhood in northeastern Queens near Little Neck Bay, was designated as a prototype of the commuter suburb.
Marston saw Wonder Woman as a prototype of female "love leaders" who, through erotic oomph, could institute a peaceful matriarchal utopia.
The first Culture version appeared a decade ago in Apple's Hypercard format, which could be described as a prototype of the World Wide Web, only with training wheels.
The book is rich in anecdotes, funny, touching and seedy.Yet it would be wrong to view late-18th-century attitudes towards sex as a prototype of our own.
Psalm 110, in referring to a future messiah of the Davidic line, alludes to the priest-king Melchizedek as a prototype of this messiah.
PARIS — Valérie Pécresse, the minister for higher education and research of France, describes herself as "a prototype of the grande école".
The bull is often depicted standing before a sort of altar, and the horned figure has been interpreted overconfidently as a prototype of the Hindu god Shiva.
Criticized for its recruiting practices, roiled when its coach took a year's leave after he was accused of sexual abuse, eager to play out-of-state powerhouses, Evangel comes across as a prototype of a gladiatorial marketing machine.
