Sentence examples for prototype for the next from inspiring English sources

This lightly disguised prototype for the next Escape (or Kuga, as it is called in Europe) was one of the most graceful designs at the show.

The LF-C made its debut at the New York auto show last month and is acknowledged by company officials as the prototype for the next generation of the company's IS model, which will be introduced in 2005.

We found by SPICE simulations which part was the main noise source, and concluded that we could redesign an LSI with lower noise developed from this first prototype for the next try.

This is illustrated by the ongoing investigation into Apple Computer's loss, and eventual recovery, of a super-secret prototype for the next-generation iPhone, which ended up in the hands of Gizmodo, a gadget blog, after the blog reportedly paid $5,000 to the person who found the missing phone.

In a corner of the Sheffield headquarters are prototypes for the next stage of development, a domestic washer and separate drier, which are expected to be launched in two years.

Whilst successful, they were all essentially prototypes for the next generation of bomb dog.

That's the current price being whispered amongst the blogging circles as what was paid for a prototype of the next iPhone — yep, next, as in the one that isn't announced yet — purportedly found on the floor of a bar in San Jose.

But that was too much for the man that might be responsible for leaking a prototype of the next iPhone.

SHROUDED for secrecy, a prototype of the next Z3 roadster recently made its way here from Germany to BMW's only American assembly plant.

Somehow he left the prototype of the next generation iPhone in the bar.

Based on the concept of Open CAI 2.0 introduced by Hüsig and Kohn (2011), this paper goes further by proposing a prototype software tool for the next evolutionary step of CAI arising from two major recent developments: new advances in technological possibilities in the software field commonly referred to as "Web 2.0" and a strategic paradigm shift from closed to open innovation in many companies.