Sentence examples for became the prototype of from inspiring English sources
Their vehicle became the prototype of the modern automobile.
Dachau became the prototype of Nazi concentration camps.
The drachma also became the prototype of an Islamic coin the dirham.
A tall second deck was added, and Shreve's experiment became the prototype of all subsequent Mississippi steamboats.
It also became the prototype of the new boutique hotel, a small, artistically designed answer to standardized mass-market hotels.
Dr. Hofmann's bicycle trip became the prototype of many an inner epiphany and the model for that journey's depiction, especially in film.
Three of them the early and late Maurya and the Sunga (Shunga)—became the prototypes of the North Indian subdivision of the Brahmi script in the 1st centuries bce and ce.
The Ermitage, inspired by Greek antiquity, became the prototype for one of the architect's masterpieces, Le Petit Trianon at Versailles, itself originally designed for Pompadour.
Its fate became the prototype for the detonation of similar projects in the United States and elsewhere.
48 Thus, MenB became the prototype for the use of genomics for vaccine development, a process called 'reverse vaccinology'.
Taverner's adaptation of the musical setting of the words In nomine Domini from the Benedictus of his mass Gloria tibi Trinitas became the prototype for a large number of instrumental compositions known as In nomines, or Gloria tibi Trinitas.
