Sentence examples for prototype that does from inspiring English sources

But researchers Georgia Tech Research Institute have come up with a prototype that does the opposite.

Our researchers hope to field-test, perhaps in the spring, a prototype that does not require anyone to wear a bathing suit or marry a motivational speaker.

For instance, the concept dog can, hypothetically, be represented with a prototype that does not refer directly to an actual dog, but instead a statistical aggregation of the most frequently encountered features of all dogs (e.g., Rosch, 1973).

Suzuki claims he has invented a AA battery prototype that doesn't run on the conventional lead-acid chemical reactions, but on a carbon-water reaction.

But given the circumstances and that all parties involved knew (or at least, have been working to prove) that this is an Apple prototype that didn't rightly belong on a bar floor in San Jose, does this all fall into "possession of stolen goods"?

But it has also been criticized for specializing in prototypes that don't always make it into production or that are too costly when they do.

Today, the use of clinical decision support systems (CDSSs) in medicine is quite prominent, yet developments in this area have lagged behind for nurses; and the prototypes that do exist, are not engineered with nursing practice in mind.

But people filing by to marvel at their plywood molding experiments -- prototypes that didn't cut it and (eureka!) ones that did -- were unaware that nearly every major American institution had passed up the chance to buy the Eameses' legacy of furniture invention.

It can be expensive constructing prototypes that do not function right or are simply wrong.

As you can see, Flux at least has working prototypes that do what they claim production units will be able to, and that's more than a lot of crowdfunded projects can say these days.

Apparently Google has prototypes that don't run at the speed limit however; as Schmidt revealed that Google had a racecourse in an undisclosed location, where the car would race human-driven cars, and win.