Sentence examples for develop a working prototype from inspiring English sources
The project team is looking for foundation support to develop a working prototype.
– Nature of the risks: Mismanaging day-to-day operations is troubling; failing to develop a working prototype can sink you.
Approximately 10 vehicles would be needed to service the first 100 residences in the community at an estimated cost of under $10 million to develop a working prototype, integrate the technology and operate it for 6 months.
Björn and Katherine's project will develop a working prototype of a social-mobile platform for care coordination for complex health conditions that can incorporate clinical- and patient-generated data, share data with electronic health records (EHRs), enable communication and collaboration between patients and care teams, and incorporate privacy preservation features.
Says Advise.me, it believes that this is enough funding to allow founders to develop a working prototype or in some cases, to help get them to the next initial stage for receiving larger funding options.
A century after Birkeland's original Terrella model and four decades after Van Allen's discovery of radiation belts, a group of CNRS researchers led by Dr. Jean Lilensten at the Institute of Planetology and Astrophysics in Grenoble (IPAG) began to develop a working prototype for modeling auroras and radiation belts within a bell jar with two metallic spheres that could model plasma.
With James Campbell, who was 21, I developed a working prototype.
He added: "In the space of three months, a digital team, mostly people from DWP, produced a working prototype of what everyone agrees is the long-term strategic answer, a digital application and that's continuing to be developed now".
Regardless, Freedman said he expects to have a working prototype "complete and functional" by late 2011.
Giant Motors expects to complete a working prototype late this year to be able to market it in 2018.
The criticism will increase the pressure on uBeam to reveal a working prototype.
