Sentence examples for prototype might be from inspiring English sources

And while this prototype might be a one-off, don't think jetpacks are just moneyed businessmen's vanity projects.

True, the phrase most readily associated with the artist formerly known as Jordan, the Juicy Couture Nero, the Kim K prototype, might be "extreme overexposure of all kinds".

Although the group has refused to say what its first product or prototype might be, the inclusion of Mr. Hasslacher, who has done pioneering work in parallel computing, suggests that it might be aiming higher than simply creating ultrahigh-capacity computer memories.

For less prominent designers, Milan is something else: a gateway to an international reputation, the place where a prototype might be snapped up for production, or a chat at Bar Basso (the watering hole that is to ambitious designers what Les Deux Magots was to expatriate writers in Paris) might lead to a job in a renowned studio.

This prototype might be included in the next revision of HDMI, which is scheduled to drop sometime within the next few months.

The properties of a biomimetic ferrogels taken for the study unlike that of the biological prototype might be set up by the synthesis and can be thoroughly controlled in a physical experiment.

Diagnostic prototypes might be identified with already available data or with dedicated prospective studies.

It is not clear whether prototypes are accurate screening tools for particular individuals, and we are currently investigating predictors, such as previous depression history, to determine for whom the prototypes might be useful.

While a prototype exoskeleton might be more conspicuous than most patients would like, it will be quiet and made of lightweight materials.

"There's a real difference between countries trying to represent what they've already done and countries trying to prototype what might be possible," Mr. Speaks said.

The challenge now, following the launch of their first collection, is to see whether the commissions roll in and whether their prototype designs might be taken up by larger-scale manufacturers and outlets.