Sentence examples for prototype proposals from inspiring English sources

The federal government solicited requests for prototype proposals in March, and hundreds of companies responded with designs featuring everything from a nuclear waste trench to sci-fi hyperloop transportation system.

We're prototyping proposals for Harmony.

It was important that in stage three, each participant had the opportunity to comment on each of the prototypes and proposals.

Further, this work outlines the development of an intelligent system named ScanEXP based on our proposed standard and describes the most important facets, advantages, and drawbacks that were found after prototyping our proposal.

Finally, comparing the classical OQAM scheme, with the same SRRC prototype filter the proposal in ([41], Tab. I), leads to an orthogonality loss, while this is not the case in our proposal.

Figure 4 Network configuration times for Cases C and D. Figure 5 Mean tree depth for Case C and Case D. In this section, we describe a first prototype of our proposal and provide an experimental assessment using a network composed of four nodes.

Although the long-term goal of our research is the development of a system on chip (SoC) capable of behaving as a fully programmable neuroregulator system, this work is another step in which we test the viability of the hardware design of one of these neuroregulator centres (specifically the cortical-diencephalic centre) to achieve a first prototype and architectural proposal.

Still, hackathons have limitations: Given their experimental, brainstorm-and-build-it nature, they produce more focused prototypes than systemic proposals -- drawing fire for spreading the "solutionist" illusion that cool apps can cure complex governance problems.

Proposals for prototype sensors heads based on this concept are also shown.

Prototype nutrition education project proposals for CEE countries were developed.

Submitted in the form of prototypes or concept papers, proposals are reviewed by a prestigious panel of judges comprised of human rights and technology experts and US government leaders with winners receiving cash prizes.