Sentence examples for served as a prototype from inspiring English sources

The microwave source incorporating this principle was so successful that it served as a prototype for tunable magnetrons at other frequency ranges.

Meanwhile, the David served as a prototype for several other torpedo boats (known generically as Davids) and engaged in unsuccessful attacks on the Memphis in March 1864 and the Wabash on April 18 , 1864

Byzantine chant molded the features of early Christianity with Hellenic and Eastern traits, including the Syrian oktōēchos, and achieved a brilliant and distinctive style that served as a prototype for the chant of the Greek Orthodox Church.

The catalytic subunit of cAMP-dependent protein kinase has served as a prototype for the protein kinase superfamily for many years while structures of the cAMP-bound regulatory subunits have defined the conserved cyclic nucleotide binding (CNB) motif.

The vitamin D response element in the bone tissue-specific osteocalcin gene has served as a prototype for understanding molecular mechanisms regulating physiologic responsiveness of vitamin D-dependent genes in bone cells.

It served as a prototype for the fiction romances Steele and Littlemore have produced as Empire of the Sun, having bonded over a mutual love of Alejandro Jodorowsky's avant-garde 1973 masterpiece, The Holy Mountain, in which a Christ-like character "withdraws from society with a flock of disciples to quest for eternal life".

"It will serve as a prototype," he said.

She said the center's plan could serve as a prototype for other buildings, old and new.

It serves as a prototype for convergent architecture, and its design reflects the key points made in this article.

The representation is based on established standards for product data exchange and serves as a prototype implementation of these standards.

The coupled code serves as a prototype for loosely coupling together any two preexisting simulators modeling diverse physics.