Sentence examples for writing prototypes from inspiring English sources

Writing prototypes of state laws in those areas could still do a great deal of harm, reducing the power of public and private unions, fighting minimum wage laws and tax increases on the rich, and repealing environmental regulations.

The group writes prototypes of state laws to promote corporate and conservative interests and spreads them from one state capital to another.

The algorithms that Dr. Wolfram and his group wrote "are prototypes for what we might be able to do for everyone," he said.

Raford recognized the implications of lacking such a feature and wrote a prototype for creating online scenarios collaboratively.6 This prototype, called Futurescanner, is an interface to bookmark base data (such as trend data or weak signals) which can then be linked to other data in the future.

Within a short while she'd begun writing the first prototypes for the scenes in Lark Rise.

Cowley wrote a prototype version of Hoplite in a hurry, during a programming event called the Seven Day Roguelike Challenge, and the game, with its crunchy sound effects and Atari-level graphics, has a pleasantly homemade feel.

I wrote the prototype python script in one night.

One night, I couldn't sleep, I just had to write a prototype script.

We assessed whether and how the discourse written for prototype integrated tasks (involving writing in response to print or audio source texts) field tested for Next Generation TOEFL® differs from the discourse written for independent essays (i.e., the TOEFL Essay®).

Meier and Reynolds wrote playable prototype code and Jason Coleman wrote the first lines of the development libraries.

In some ways, the approach that Valberg advocates, where companies run tests on multiple prototypes before writing a single line of code, runs counter to a current branch of Silicon Valley wisdom, which calls for startups to release a real product to at least a limited group of users as quickly as people.