Sentence examples similar to prototype life from inspiring English sources

Threaded throughout are fascinating accounts of the latest advances in artificial organ production, with a lovely church warden given a ground-breaking retinal implant, and an extraordinary prototype life-saving spleen that looks like a flattened Rubik's cube.

But it is understood that he has been dissatisfied with prototypes' battery life, and the inability to navigate around a typical room with obstacles such as tables and chair legs.

People use different criteria for self-evaluation, so "cultural prototypes" for life satisfaction vary around the world (Suh 2000: 66).

These intrepid artist-researchers are constantly treading new ground with their artistic projects, developing new experiences and prototypes for life in the digital era.

Just a year ago Neal Cassady, the real life prototype of Kerouac's fictional hero Dean Moriarty of "On the Road" died in Mexico.

Weightlessness for safety's sake figures in the Swede Peter Ejvinsson's prototype for a life jacket, which looks no heavier and more fashionable than a mildly insulated vest from Patagonia.

Prototype in the life lab.

Now would-be entrepreneurs with ambition and a fresh idea can learn to design items using a computer or tablet, bring a prototype design to life using 3D printing technology, raise money through crowdfunding, and offer items for sale online.

Much has been made in the British press of the real-life prototype in Oxford's all-male Bullingdon Club to the play's Riot Club, the Oxford gathering of swells whom Ms. Wade charts during one especially drink-fueled evening of disrepute.

Don't waste the next two years of your life prototyping.

The proposed WUR has been first simulated and then implemented in a real-life prototype which has been thoroughly evaluated.