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Cultural ephemera will range from a prototype of the drafting desk that Marcel Breuer gave to Walter Gropius to a porcelain beatnik figurine that declares, "It's not my bag, man!" McWhinnie's art-world connections will also come into play.
Results are compared with experimental data coming from a prototype of the OPERA spectrometer.
The paper presents detailed performance studies from a prototype of the model that has been implemented.
A detailed architectural description and experimental ranging result from a prototype of the platform have been published in [18].
The theoretical models are also compared with experimental data obtained from a prototype of the heat switch.
Similar equipment was used to test the speed reduction from a prototype of the intelligent bus stop on high speeds roads with a baseline of 88.5 km/h.
Though speaking somewhat tongue-in-cheek, Hazlitt rises to Caliban's defence: "Caliban is so far from being a prototype of modern Jacobinism, that he is strictly the legitimate sovereign of the isle".
The influence of "The Evil Dead" comes from its being a prototype of the supernatural backwoods horror film, a formula that's had considerable staying power, as in last year's "Cabin in the Woods," which was directed by Drew Goddard and written by Mr. Goddard and Joss Whedon.
An Inconvenient Truth, that PowerPoint presentation of a documentary from 2006, stands as a prototype of activist filmmaking, the kind of movie that caused Roger Ebert to write, apparently for the first time in his career, "you owe it to yourself to see this film".
A team from Microsoft Live Labs will present a prototype of an awesome looking new photo tool at tomorrow's SIGGRAPH conference in Boston.
The heads of marketing and engineering came from terminal maker Hypercom, and two other top executives in sales and marketing came from Visa, which used a prototype of the Indivos system in its cafeteria.
