Sentence examples for national prototype from inspiring English sources

Magnitude: The extent or numeric value of a property National prototype: A replica of the IPK possessed by a nation.

Founded as a preschool in 1960 even before the federal Head Start program was established, Bloomingdale became a national prototype.

Instead it has become a national prototype precisely because farmers are allowed to sell only what they grow or can or bake themselves.

The "Instituto de Pesquisas Energéticas e Nucleares" (Institute for Nuclear and Energy Research IPENEN) created a project to produce a national prototype of these sources and develop a facility for local production.

Initially its prime metrological purpose was a periodic recalibration of national prototype metres and kilograms against the international prototype.

After the 1996 1998 recalibrations a clear divergence between the international and various national prototype kilograms was observed.

One of each of these was nominated by lot as the international prototypes, other copies were retained by the CGPM as working copies and the rest were distributed to member nations for use as their national prototypes.

At regular intervals the national prototypes were compared with and recalibrated against the international prototype.

The initial 1889 starting-value offsets of the national prototypes relative to the IPK were nulled.

The remainder were either kept as BIPM working copies or distributed to member states as national prototypes.

There was no way of determining whether the national prototypes were gaining mass or whether the IPK was losing mass.