Sentence examples for prototype center from inspiring English sources

Dr. Johnson and a co-author, Marios D. Demetriou, a senior research fellow at Caltech, have formed a company, Glassimetal Technology, and are setting up an engineering and prototype center in Pasadena to demonstrate the process, Dr. Johnson said.

I like beer!" Ryan is alluding to Mangold's interest in California vintages, a sideways means of expressing that what Ryan loves is Mangold: "He's the prototype center — size, strength, smart as hell, big butt ­— and he's from Centerville, Ohio!" Another player, extravagantly well muscled, comes into view, a cloud passing before the sun.

The key is to define the distance or similarity between the data vectors, and to be able to define the prototype (center).

In order to design the optimized p-RBF NNs, a prototype (center value) of each receptive field is determined by running the K-means clustering algorithm and then a prototype and a spread of the corresponding receptive field are further optimized through running Particle Swarm Optimization (PSO) and Differential Evolution (DE).

The team decided that a prototype centered on petals floating in the wind best captured the emotions they wanted to evoke.

To develop this POS display Cadence commissioned NextFab Studio, Philadelphia's new high-tech workshop and prototyping center.

Financial support was also provided by the Morgridge Institute for Research, The Rapid Prototyping Center (RPC) at the Milwaukee School of Engineering (MSOE) and the Laboratory for Optical and Computational Instrumentation (LOCI) at the University of Wisconsin – Madison.

RapidformRCA, which is a digital manufacturing and rapid prototyping center, gave her access to tools, such as a haptic arm, which Dorry used to design these fascinating and complex accessories.

The vast variety and amount of services provided by VCEs ranging from online discussion forums to virtual design and prototyping centers enable firms to involve their customers in product design, testing, and support related activities [3,4,6].

Having outgrown their old space but reluctant to leave the area, the two men, John Nottingham and John Spirk, bought a historic church and invested $10 million to convert it into both an industrial design studio and a prototype manufacturing center.

When this prototype town center is fully utilized by the locals and financially sustainable - it's owned and operated by a co-op of Kibera residents.