Sentence examples for prototype class from inspiring English sources

Both teams race in the fiercely competitive Le Mans Prototype class, the top end of endurance racing.

Daytona has attracted a 59-car entry list, with the fastest being in the 5-liter Daytona Prototype class.

Team Oreca picked up maximum points on the impressive new circuit in a well-run flawless race in Portugal while the former Formula One world champion Nigel Mansell's team, Beechdean Mansell, scored its first prototype class win at the Hungaroring.

It was the last meeting for Audi's R15 and Peugeot's 908, the cars that have been slugging it out at the top end – Le Mans Prototype class – since 2009.

Porsche, too, back in the top prototype class for the first time since their win with the 911 GT1 at Le Mans in 1998, will be pleased with their return.

A sense of achievement that will have been shared by JRM who put in a great run to take sixth place overall in their very first outing in the top prototype class.

where P(T|S k )1 ‒ 4 is the conditional probability of the corresponding feature 1-4, S = {S1, …, S k, …, S c } is the set of prototype classes, s i, j k is the feature matrix of the k th class S k in the set of prototype classes, and t i,j is the feature matrix of the test sample (T).

Define processes for prototype classes (Fig. 7 ): The processes instantiated in the model involve prototype classes and are subclasses of the relevant CBO_Process classes.

A process in which two individuals participate, such as cell cell adhesion, requires prototype classes for each possible pairwise interaction, for example, H_T_Adh (an instance of CBO_Process: … :CellCellAdhesion) for adhesion processes between instances of HypoxicTumorCell and TumorCell.

In addition, certain process are understood as conditionally occurring, i.e. they occur between individuals of the prototype classes subject to meeting a specified set of restrictions determined dynamically at a given instant.

Mark created this gravity powered humane version of a mouse trap as part of a prototyping class at the Pennsylvania College of Technology.