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prototype

[proh-tuh-tahyp] / ˈproʊ təˌtaɪp /


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“I used the art world as a stage to test the proof of concepts and prototypes,” Halsey said.

From Los Angeles Times

Equipped initially only with ideas and not a working prototype, Pollen and Isherwood sought cooperation and support from the British Admiralty.

From The Wall Street Journal

Cabinet Office minister Darren Jones is later unveiling the prototype of what he called "government by app" as he launched an eight-week consultation exercise to seek the public's views on how the technology should work.

From BBC

The liver fibrosis assay described in the study remains a prototype and has not yet been introduced as a clinical test.

From Science Daily

I went over and he looked at the prototype, and said, “Why don’t you move this seam over the bum by a centimeter. I think it’ll be more flattering.”

From Los Angeles Times