Sentence examples for prototype and there from inspiring English sources

He hinted that this was just the prototype and there could be plans in the future to make a life-size version.

According to today's release, the design shown at SXSW is a prototype and there is no launch date slated although Pettis said it would be available "this Fall".

One of them, Rear Admiral Simon Lister, is in charge of this complex programme, and as he took me round the cramped corridors, past the nuclear reactor and down into the sweaty machine rooms, he acknowledged this was a prototype and there was always going to be some "teething" issues.

It feels as if we were selected to be the prototype, and there have been a lot of good intentions gone wrong.

The projects that qualified for Smogathon Bootcamp are all at different phases of development: there are well-developed ideas, there are MVPs and working prototypes, and there are mature companies.

The need for a standardized gnotobiotic composition replacement for donor stool poses several fundamental questions: which composition should it have, where to find the donor for its prototype, and is there actually a universal "magic" donor; is the bacterial transplant transient or stable in the recipient, and, most importantly, what is the healthy microbiota.

His propeller-based hoverboard is still only in the working prototype stages, and there is no word yet on whether he plans to sell these human-carrying drones.

The Hydra is already a functional prototype, and Chamberlain says there's a production process in place to start creating them at volume once they get the startup capital, which is likely why he's only looking for $10K to fund the product.

The stages are ideation, concept and prototyping, and then there's developing, qualifying and commercializing.

When we do a Target Lady, it's a lot easier for me because I know how it's done and the prototype is there.

The user interface shown in the video is a working prototype and will change, but there are some worthwhile concepts—some borrowed from Apple, some borrowed from Firefox.