Sentence examples for prototype for all from inspiring English sources
Aside from its speed, why did von Neumann's computer become the prototype for all others?
All agree that Kananaskis marks a superb choice for the next summit meeting, and a prototype for all to follow.
The Argus was the world's first true through-deck aircraft carrier and was thus the prototype for all later carriers.
This is the prototype for all modern bicycles with its diamond shaped frame, two wheels of equal size and chain driven back wheel.
Notre Dame, a great football team before it was a great university, is the prototype for all schools hoping to hitch a ride on the back of a popular sports team.
Because the purpose of a sacred rite is the restitution of the organic structural norm, which ensures the ordered functioning of the universe, Prajapati's rite was regarded as the prototype for all Vedic and Hindu rites.
The low work function plastic electrode was used in a first prototype for all-plastic light emitting diodes.
"Prince Edward Academy became the prototype for all-white private schools formed to protest school integration," according to the Virginia Historical Society.
Gino said that in the mid-seventies, after a fire forced the restaurant to close for a brief time, a young designer somehow failed to copy a stripe near the tail of the smaller of a pair of zebras that were the prototypes for all the zebras in the pattern.
He counts Larry Gagosian among his good friends, and in September Gagosian is putting on his third show of Newson's work -- this time his designs and prototypes for all sorts of fast-moving, boyish things, including the Riva speedboat, his Ford 021c concept car, his Kelvin 40 concept jet and his design for the EADS Astrium space plane.
The sculptured portraits on the Ara Pacis (Altar of the Augustan Peace) of 9 bc, for all their lifelike quality, are yet in harmony with the classical poise of the figures, and they strike a fresh note: the stately converging processions (Rome's imperial family and magistrates on one side; senators, equites, and citizens on the other) became the prototypes for all later processional reliefs.
