Sentence examples for be a prototype of from inspiring English sources

The European Union may be a prototype of such bodies, combining large economies of scale with political independence.

As we know, it's an enormously large machine, which is generally considered to be a prototype of a practical fusion power plant.

"SXDF-NB1006-2 would be a prototype of the light sources responsible for the cosmic reionization," study author Akio Inoue of Osaka Sangyo University said in a statement.

His house was built on a site in the fashionable Arbat district of Moscow, obtained from the authorities on the grounds that the building would be a prototype of worker housing.

In 1971, when the Dunlop-Pirelli union was first announced, it was thought to be a prototype of the sort of trans-European merger that would profoundly alter the industrial picture on the Continent and in Britain.

The end product of the project will be a prototype of a complete coastal survey system, including a neutron-based sensor capable of confirming the presence of explosives on the sea bottom.

Perhaps reading is a prototype of independence.

A. I am a prototype of the grande école.

In his lab was a prototype of a leg developed by a local prosthetist.

In this it was a prototype of the Guggenheim in Bilbao.

That early drive was a prototype of how the Jets' offense would like to look.