Sentence examples for prototype of which from inspiring English sources
The wagon, a prototype of which was shown late last year, was codeveloped with Vattenfall, a Swedish energy supplier.
The Dutch, at Philips, have just finished field tests of a stainless-steel fan stove, a prototype of which I tried out this fall.
The result of his response was the Three Principles of the People (Sanmin Zhuyi nationalism, democracy, and socialism the prototype of which came to take shape by 1903.
The French Caravelle, the prototype of which first flew in 1955, pioneered the "clean wing" design by mounting two engines, one on each side, on the rear section of the fuselage.
A high-definition version for personal-computers, a prototype of which was shown at E3, a video game exhibition, will reach gamers in months, he says.When the device arrives, it will be entering a buoyant market of game peripherals.
With rumors swirling about Apple's pending introduction of the iPad, H.P. and Microsoft scrambled to create a new tablet computer, a prototype of which Steven A. Ballmer, Microsoft's chief executive, showed during a keynote speech at the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas on Jan . 6 , 2010
The vessels, prototypes of which are described this week in a paper in Science Translational Medicine, are made by Humacyte, a small firm based in Durham, North Carolina, that was founded by Shannon Dahl, the paper's principal author, and two colleagues.The recipe Dr Dahl and her colleagues concocted begins with smooth-muscle cells.
In this work, a PCR system was established to study the modular genome organization of other group II phages demonstrating that they belong to different subgroups of the CP220-like virus genus, the prototypes of which are CP21 and CP220.
Moving forward by trial and error, they have turned out a series of prototypes, each of which became better at launching, staying aloft, enduring harsh winds, and landing.
So far she has designed 20 prototypes, each of which has been tested for user perception and technical performance.
This figure is reached by dividing the £11.4m cost of development by eight, the number of prototypes – all of which are expected to be running by May, when the election for Mayor of London takes place.
