Sentence examples for prototype has demonstrated from inspiring English sources

The proposed prototype has demonstrated real-time processing capability that outperforms other implementations.

Our first prototype has demonstrated 9000 rpm, 600 N axial load capacity, 100 N/μm dynamic stiffness, 1 mm axial stroke, and 5 nm resolution.

Simulation, modelling and test results following fabrication of a first prototype have demonstrated that generation of practical amounts of power within a reasonable space is possible.

For detailed information on numbering variations, see: Livery and numbering Trials undertaken in 1914 with the H15 class prototype had demonstrated to Urie that the basic design showed considerable speed potential on the Western section of the LSWR from Basingstoke westwards, and could form the basis of a powerful new class of 4-6-0 express passenger locomotive with larger 6 feet driving wheels.

Recent work using rapid prototyping has demonstrated that 3D printing offers flexibility in design at a reduced cost in comparison with traditional phantoms [10].

PerfectLight prototypes have demonstrated use of fewer than 50 milliwatts for the backlighting of a smartphone display, in contrast to the 200 or so milliwatts required on a traditional LCD, he said.

First prototypes have demonstrated low dark count rates of <50kHz/mm2 (SPAD area) at 10 degree C for 10% masked pixels.

The prototypes have demonstrated long-term stable operation, easy fuel delivery control and are scalable to larger power systems.

Numerous prototypes have demonstrated the feasibility of such systems for applications around room temperature, but there is still room for improvement.

PNNL's prototype unit has demonstrated hydrogen fuel production in just 12 s, according to results presented at the American Institute for Chemical Engineers' recent spring meeting in New Orleans.

Ford has demonstrated prototype services that would use voice recognition on cell calls to directly enter a spoken address, recorded during a conversation, into a vehicle's navigation system.