Sentence examples for become prototype from inspiring English sources

New York and San Francisco have become prototype cities, allowing for treatment on demand, meaning patients can access treatment upon diagnosis.

These findings suggest that SLURPs may become prototype drugs for the treatment of IBD, because they mimic the inhibitory effect of nicotine and some noncanonical nAChR ligands on gut inflammation.

Betabrand's Think Tank allows customers to vote on what ideas should become prototypes.

Hereby, categories are used to reflect the real world by 'often imageable stimuli that become prototypes' (Gabora et al. 2008; Rosch p.89; Rosch 1999).

Four years into the project, the first few airframes had effectively become prototypes in all but name, exhibiting a succession of omissions from the specification and differences from the intended pre-production and production batches.

Both "Young Love" and "Gone" became prototypes for the Nashville Sound, which would give country music more mainstream appeal.

Located in such centres as Alexandria, the catechetical schools became prototypes for later Christian institutions of higher learning.

When Thatcher extended her outsourcing campaign to central government departments, RCA's deals with the Ministry of Defence became prototypes for civil servants across Whitehall.

They were particularly sought after in the later Abbāsid, Fātimid, and Seljuq periods, and from Egypt they became prototypes of similar European forms.

Nov. 25-26: When twentieth-century blues musicians like Muddy Waters and Howlin' Wolf plugged in, they put together bands that became prototypes for countless rock groups that followed.

B. B. KING BLUES CLUB & GRILL 237 W. 42nd St. (212-997-4144) — Nov. 25-26: When twentieth-century blues musicians like Muddy Waters and Howlin' Wolf plugged in, they put together bands that became prototypes for countless rock groups that followed.