Sentence examples for prototype to understand from inspiring English sources

Like Ottino, we use simple flows as a prototype to understand more complex problems.

The system of piecewise linear difference equations examined in this paper was created as a prototype to understand the global behavior of systems like the Lozi equation.

The generalized system of piecewise linear difference equations examined in this paper was created as a prototype to understand the global behavior of more complicated systems.

AQP0 serves as a prototype to understand how water channels are regulated at the molecular level (Gonen & Walz, 2006).

Such networks are the prototypes to understand the dynamics of larger-scale networks.

Macrophages and DCs in particular are key mediators of immune responses, and are widely-used as prototypes to understand and define the determinants of specific and inducible gene expression.

AChBPs isolated from Lymnaea stagnalis (Ls), Aplysia californica (Ac) and Bulinus truncatus (Bt) have been extensively used as structural prototypes to understand the molecular mechanisms that underlie ligand-interactions with nAChRs [1].

The decision to present information at multiple levels of detail was also particularly appreciated by the evaluators, who found the prototype easy to understand and to use.

We deemed insight into the implementation of prototyping essential to understand the discrepancy between theory and practice and to investigate the potential for cross-pollination between modelling and prototyping in the future.

These were set up within companies around the world that used the mechanisms of periodic assessment (through meetings), testing (for the resilience of plastic cards with magnetic stripes), and prototypes, mainly to understand security and capability issues (Harper and Batiz-Lazo, 2013).

In this prototype, users need to understand the implicit interaction with the visual estimation of their orientation to the mirror to focus on the evaluation of the clothes rather than on explicitly controlling the information display.