Sentence examples for prototype cannot be from inspiring English sources

The authenticity of the alleged prototype cannot be verified, but the software that appears to be running on the device matches that of previously leaked prototypes from Apple.

When a small scale model of a prototype reinforced concrete structure is fabricated from a similar material to the prototype, an added mass would generally be required due to the volumetric variation, while the scale factor, as a ratio of the scale model to the prototype, cannot be sufficiently reduced due to the limitation of aggregate size.

Though great efficiency is often obtainable in the reduced model, the performance of the full-sized prototype usually cannot be well predicted.

However, the possibility of these inconsistencies could also be due to different clones of the same prototype strain cannot be discarded.

The direct laser writing is a typical beam-based lithography method and has the advantage of a fast prototyping speed, but it cannot be used to deposit beam-inactive materials.

For methods relying on trajectory prototypes, inter-vehicle influences cannot be taken into account during the learning phase because the resulting number of motion patterns would quickly become intractable.

In these cases the standard prototype of parent-child relationship cannot be relied on.

Therefore, a time-varying MDFT filter bank that has the prototype filter with limited length cannot be perfectly reconstructed.

It is even better than competiting commercial app Sight (launched in July 2014 after we implemented the prototype of UniClip. It cannot be used now as the service was shutdown in June 2015) by over 8%% in precision and 14%% in recall.

But Singapore cannot be a prototype for China's mega-urbanization because it is a small island while China is a country with a massive land area that houses 1 in 8 of the planet's population.

The outcome of such exercise could be the following: first, one or several of the diagnostic prototypes are identical or very close to categories of existing diagnostic systems (e.g. the DSM), second, these prototypes are completely different and not easy to reconcile with current diagnostic systems, or third such hypothesised diagnostic prototypes do not exist or cannot be recognised as yet.