Sentence examples for prototype of how from inspiring English sources

That early drive was a prototype of how the Jets' offense would like to look.

It became a prototype of how new media could become a powerful tool in the hands of otherwise defenseless civilians.

Executives point to crosstown corporate neighbor the Gap as the prototype of how to manage different constituencies by creating separate brands discounter Old Navy, middle-market Gap and upscale Banana Republic.

Szalay says the problems they faced in managing the expected 40 terabytes of image data (See "How Big Is Big?") intrigued Gray, who saw it as the prototype of how science was to be conducted in the coming years.

That's just a prototype of how you think, and how you intend to create value.

In particular, the collaboration with A. Holý, which then started as East-West collaboration, would later evolve as the prototype of how chemistry and biology/medicine, when joining forces with industry, would foster successful antiviral drug development.

The Dakota, along with the Osborne and the Ansonia, were prototypes of how to live well.

[C4.] CBS Moves Closer to Revamped Evening News Seven months after Leslie Moonves, the chairman of CBS, exhorted his colleagues to re-engineer the network's evening newscast, the drafting process has reached an apparent milestone: the news division has begun to record and edit prototypes of how that broadcast could soon look.

Vertebrae produced a prototype view of how trying on hats could work in AR.

And Mr. Newman, at 20th Century Fox, cited "The Simple Life" as a kind of prototype for how to develop and sell a reality series.

This week, at its Max conference, Adobe provided both more insight into what this means and showed off a number of prototypes for how it plans to integrate Sensei into its flagship tools.