Sentence examples for were prototypes from inspiring English sources
noun
An original object or form which is a basis for other objects, forms, or for its models and generalizations
"These were prototypes, and most were not made again".
Also buried in the drum were prototypes of four of the most highlyadvanced centrifuge components.
The Dakota, along with the Osborne and the Ansonia, were prototypes of how to live well.
Most were prototypes or concept cars and included the striking 1996 Buick Blackhawk.
In many ways these enterprises were prototypes for modern publishing houses.
Former New York Knicks both, they were prototypes for today's flowering of unpredictable shoot-first lead guards, from Irving to Russell Westbrook, Reggie Jackson, Isaiah Thomas, and beyond.
Existing testing methods were prototyped, evaluated, and improved.
Service improvements were prototyped and tested in the outpatient clinic.
Three human fall detection applications were prototyped using smartphones.
"The martini glasses are prototypes," Mr. Hirst said.
