The phrase "as a result prototype" is not correct and does not make sense in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete or improperly constructed phrase that lacks clarity and context.
Example: "The team developed a new product, and as a result, the prototype was well-received by the stakeholders."
Alternatives: "consequently, the prototype" or "therefore, the prototype".
As a result, a prototype of an open knowledge-base system, which relies on the mainstream Linked Data technologies of the Semantic Web, was designed and created.
As a result, the first prototype of the vacuum system has been finished.
As a result, the Gyricon prototype was more like a rigid, expensive electronic clipboard than a bendable, cheap sheet of paper.
As a result, the robot prototype ELAD (electrostatic and elastomer adhesion) can climb a slope of 80° on smooth surfaces at speed of 4 cm/s, and perch for more than 2 h using on-board power.
As a result, a rapid prototyping procedure has been established to assess the feasibility of various performance and robustness requirements at an early stage of the satellite's development.
As a result, a qualitative polymer prototype was produced having weight of 13 g – ten times lighter than the original.
As a result, we describe a prototype implementation of a mobile, smart, information- and collaboration system essential from the perspective of business informatics.
As a result, in a new prototype equipped with both BPEL4WS and OWL-S, communications and coordination among service flow peers have become better organised and more efficient.
As a result of experiment of prototype rotors, a reduction in the noise and vibration was confirmed under target conditions and part load conditions.
As a result, we developed a prototype line-scan hyperspectral imaging system configured as a real-time multispectral imaging subsystem for online detection of surface fecal material and ingesta.
