Sentence examples for prototype it has from inspiring English sources
Externally, the church differs even more from its southern prototype; it has only five cupolas, its walls are austere, the buttresses are flat and bare, and the windows are small and narrow.
The Olympic flag presented by Coubertin in 1914 is the prototype: it has a white background, and in the centre there are five interlaced rings blue, yellow, black, green, and red.
As with the prototype, it has all the buttons that you'd expect to find on a Nintendo controller (including two large triggers with plenty of travel and a nice feel, shoulder buttons and so on), plus a front-facing camera, two speakers and a stylus for the touchscreen.
Although the system is a prototype, it has given Prof Dey and his team clues about how a real system should work.
Although bulk_extractor was developed as a research prototype, it has proved useful in actual police investigations, two of which this article recounts.
It's been at the show in the past, and as a prototype it has been around for even longer, but this time around it got an updated look and feel, along with refined control that now puts it pretty much at one-to-one sensitivity, and makes for a satisfying experience when playing games on the motion-enabled set-top box it's paired with.
The Smithsonian, in turn, agreed to send the prototype it had been displaying, known as Enterprise, to the Intrepid Sea Air and Space Museum in Manhattan.
Armadillo provided a prototype it had built for a lunar lander competition, and NASA exchanged engine technology and access to test facilities.
Originally called rapid prototyping, it has become an essential tool, enabling designers to quickly and easily produce a sample product, which can then be tested, tweaked and re-printed, all within a matter of days.
After seven years and several prototypes, it has yet to hit the $100 mark, or get laptops into the hands of every child in even a single country- though Uruguay has come close.
Co-discovery works well for paper prototyping, although it has its advantages as well as some drawbacks.
