Sentence examples for to prototype from inspiring English sources
noun
An original object or form which is a basis for other objects, forms, or for its models and generalizations
But secondly, they provide the opportunity to prototype new ideas.
We're trying to prototype a piece of technology that can help keep young girls safe.
"Over the coming year, we hope to prototype and verify the introspection engine's abilities," they write.
"Engineers spend a lot of time just trying to prototype these systems," Horn continues.
Curators and viewers alike were drawn to "Prototype," finding it both playful and provocative.
Also, be prepared to prototype and iterate towards the finished product.
The answer doesn't just depend on companies and government but on the potential for citizens to prototype their own solutions.
From sports and touring, to prototype and formula cars, Forza 5 introduces a wider breadth to its disciplines.
Feasible changes were made to the prototype to improve user understanding and appeal.
The truncated neighborhood function is also a performance improvement, avoiding negligible updates to prototypes.
Moreover, compared to prototypes produced in China, for example, our printing is far more expedient.
