Sentence examples for prototype of all from inspiring English sources

In Howard Davies's production, the central figure looks like the prototype of all 21st-century whistleblowers.

This plan was to become the prototype of all future United Nations buildings.

A tall second deck was added, and Shreve's experiment became the prototype of all subsequent Mississippi steamboats.

The most famous story of the Western world, the prototype of all tales of human conflict, Barbara Tuchman writes in "The March of Folly," is the Wooden Horse.

Paul, the greatest and the prototype of all missionaries, evangelized much of Asia Minor and the chief Greek cities and was also active in Rome.

In 1885 Starley's nephew, John Starley, designed and manufactured the Rover, regarded as the first successful safety bicycle and the prototype of all modern bicycles.

They are the prototypes of all 20th-century "mixed-media" kinetic sculptures.

Big bandwidth, combined with 3-D printers, would also allow for the rapid prototyping of all kinds of manufactured products that can then be made anywhere.

As the number of in-vessel components requiring RH maintenance is large, physical prototyping of all strategies becomes a major challenge.

The Arabs employed similar instruments with diametric sight rules, or alidades, and it is likely that those made and used in the 12th century by Moors in Spain were the prototypes of all later European armillary spheres.

InterDigital also creates working prototypes of all of its technologies, in order to demonstrate them to industry partners like Alcatel-Lucent, who later incorporate them into their products.