Sentence examples for completed the prototype of from inspiring English sources

Four years later, Mr. Alter and one of his employees, Gordon (Grubby) Clark, completed the prototype of a polyurethane foam surfboard blank, as the forms that are shaped into finished boards are called, and set up a foam-blowing factory in nearby Laguna Canyon.

They also completed the first prototype of the Verdeja light tank.

To complete the study, prototypes of thermal dampers are experimentally characterized, in terms of heat storage and heat conduction performance.

Raimi had completed the filming of his "prototype" and sought out to develop and edit the film as cheaply as possible.

By this time, the first electronic digital computer named ENIAC, for "electronic numerical integrator and calculator"—had been built, at the University of Pennsylvania's Moore School of Electrical Engineering; and the mathematician John von Neumann was completing work on a computer, the prototype of many present-day computers, at the Institute for Advanced Study.

By this time, the first electronic digital computer — named ENIAC, for "electronic numerical integrator and calculator" — had been built, at the University of Pennsylvania's Moore School of Electrical Engineering; and the mathematician John von Neumann was completing work on a computer, the prototype of many present-day computers, at the Institute for Advanced Study.

Using the Space Rogue engine, Green's algorithm, assembly code from Lerner Research's Car and Driver and original programming, the Blue Sky team completed a prototype of Underworld after roughly a month of work.

He was the prototype of a complete 21st-century striker, decades ahead of his time; a superb athlete (he ran the 100 metres in 11 seconds at the age of 16) with explosive acceleration who could leave defenders trailing in his wake.

OCD is the prototype of compulsive disorders.

In California, Direct Methanol Fuel Cell Corporation (DMFCC) has successfully completed the design, production and testing of prototype fuel cell cartridges under its contract with Catalytic Devices International (CDI).

This year, a group of British engineers recommended building a forest of artificial carbon-filtering "trees" across the United Kingdom to combat climate change; and a Brooklyn designer completed a working prototype of leafy-looking solar panels that could one day replace ivy on buildings.