Sentence examples for viable prototype from inspiring English sources

Happ said he would try a protective cap or helmet, but he has never seen a viable prototype.

Among the lessons we highlight are the importance of carefully considering the minimum viable prototype to build for deployment, the value of remote monitoring to catch problems, and the importance of flexibility and robustness in deployed systems to cope with unexpected issues in the home environment.

Making viable prototype products is not cheap, but there are ways to minimise general start-up costs.

Two years after initial research began, Project Wing was announced in August 2014 with a YouTube video showing a field test of its most viable prototype in Australia.

The wide variety of diatom frustule shapes and intricate architectures provide viable prototypes to guide the design and fabrication of nanodevices and nanostructured materials for applications ranging from sensors to nanotemplates.

Due to be in operation from February 2015, it will facilitate testing of viable technology prototypes at a level where future scaling will be de-risked, and at a scale ready for actual operation.

Although desirable, other combinations of imaging systems, such as single-photon emission computed tomography (SPECT /MRI may be anticipated, but will first need to go through the process of viable clinical prototyping.

Such a programmable unit is a viable solution for rapid prototyping and digital implementation of the radar/SAR image enhancement techniques developed at the SW codesign stage, in spite of designing the process in a common personal computer (PC) [11 14].

The results obtained demonstrate that CGDS will be a viable technique for rapid prototyping or joining assembly for thermally sensitive materials.

But it does bear noting that the path from conceptual number crunching to churning out a viable product, or just a prototype, is a tortuous one.

After evaluating various potentially viable transduction mechanisms, the fabricated prototype employs an electromagnetic transduction mechanism.