Sentence examples for the true prototype from inspiring English sources

And Galileo, the true prototype of the modern skeptical empiricist, looking at the light that fell into his telescope tube and reporting what he saw, defying all theory and common sense, moved the world against the world's wishes.

The next picaresque novel to be published, Mateo Alemán's Guzmán de Alfarache (1599), became the true prototype of the genre and helped establish realism as the dominant trend in the Spanish novel.

And Galileo, the true prototype of the modern skeptical empiricist, looking at the light that fell into his telescope tube and reporting what he saw, defying all theory and common sense, moved the world against the world's wishes.

The true prototypes proposed not new materials or shapes, but models for environments, from the technological to the ironic.

The true prototypes for later gasworks were first constructed in 1802 at the Soho Foundry and in 1805 at George Lee's cotton mill in Salford close to Manchester.

It includes only a bare-bones version of the eventual backseat; a true prototype is not expected for several more months.

"When we launched in November, the app was in true prototype form," said Trantow.

Not until 1795, however, did the French inventor Nicolas-Jacques Conté devise a method of producing pencil rods from mixtures of graphite and clays, a true prototype of the modern graphite pencil.

Bernard Biales Boston To the Editor: By the early 1960s the true fathers of the Apollo spacesuit had already designed and built the working prototype and demonstrated it to NASA.

Because the true number of biologically meaningful groups is unknown, we had to choose a sufficiently high number of prototypes for clustering.

Lionel Trains is celebrating its centennial with an item that never made it past the prototype stage some 40 years ago: the Model 463 Nuclear Reactor: For the most part, the 463 is true to the original prototype in both aesthetics and functionality.