In the Turin Papyrus (a list of kings written c. 13th 12th centuries bc), the sun god Re is viewed as the first king of Egypt and the prototype of the pharaoh (the god-king).
Long viewed as the go-to region for massive and mindless production needs, the city has the manufacturing prowess, engineering talent and lightning-fast logistics that make it fertile ground for hardware startups to go from prototype to product.
Equation (1) with q ( t ) ≡ 0 can be viewed as a prototype of even-order two-term differential equations, which are the main object of monographs [1, 5, 6].
Thus, whereas a complex species can be viewed as a prototype describing a particular set of complexes that are structurally identical, a complex is an "instance" of the complex species it belongs to.
Hybrid proline-rich proteins (HyPRPs) could be viewed as a prototype of a dynamically evolving plant protein family constrained by rather limited structural requirements without specific demands for e.g. enzyme activity.
In this regard, α2AP(13-42 -HSA can be viewed as a prototype fusion protein, one that could likely readily be improved in several ways: by mutating residues prone to proteolysis, such as K24 and K37; or by substituting the α2AP-derived N-terminal extension with more readily transglutaminated peptides such as those identified by phage display [ 37].
During Reagan's presidency, the man often viewed as his conservative prototype -- Barry Goldwater -- offered a stunning critique of the increasing role religion was playing in American politics.
These groups some voluntary and some required by law can be viewed as prototypes of the medieval guilds.
It's tempting to view Uygur as the prototype for a new generation of political commentators, who hone their craft with blogs and Web videos and then transition to older platforms.
Although EGFR and HER2 have been viewed as prototype oncogenes that can drive tumorigenesis through their constitutive activation in cancers, evidence is mounting that their trans-signalling functions are essential aspects of their oncogenic functions.
