Sentence examples for prototype designed to from inspiring English sources
A CONCEPT car, as any car nut can tell you, is a prototype designed to shake up dusty, entrenched notions of car design.
A Navy entry is the X-47B, a prototype designed to take off and land from aircraft carriers automatically and, when commanded, drop bombs.
At the Geneva motor show last month it sought to demonstrate its turnaround by showing off the PhoeniX (pictured), a sporty prototype designed to serve as the template for the next decade's model line-up.
Their car is a quite radical front-engined, front-wheel-drive prototype, designed to release energy from the hybrid system as quickly as possible and thus features 14-inch tyres at the front with just nine inches of rubber in the rear, unlike any of its competitors on the grid.
A prototype designed to evaluate the proposal's performance and its feasibility was developed and implemented.
The company's 1958 Tornado prototype, designed to knock auto-show attendees off their feet, showed Plymouth at its peak.
Medical instrument specialist DePuy Spine employs a direct metal laser sintering (DMLS) process from EOS to create prototypes designed to improve surgeons' skill in crucial spine operations.
Fashion students Alvaro Soto, John Paul Rangel, and Justin Blanc have created a series of portable survival handbags, named This is Luxe, which consist of three prototypes designed to provide different solutions for specific attacks or catastrophic incidents.
Research prototypes designed to perform diffuse reflectance and fluorescence spectroscopy are generally accurate in the quantification of tissue parameters and in diagnosis.
Critics of a missile defense system are gleefully celebrating the recent, well-publicized test failure of a prototype, but that prototype was designed to conform to the 1972 ABM Treaty between the U.S. and the now-defunct Soviet Union.
The ranges can be extended considerably with more advanced sensor technology when migrating the prototype design to the final implementation.
