What is "prototypes"

Usage examples of "prototypes".

But Pope felt that any plane which had matured to the point of having actually been built, even if only three prototypes were in existence, was worth saving.

General Funkhauser, one of the honchos at Allied Aviation in Los Angeles, wanted a consultation on the F6Q-1, which was approaching the time when prototypes would be coming into production.

Although he would never consider patenting or manufacturing these devices, he often gave prototypes to old caving friends as presents.

The prototypes of the clones, the children of the original scientists, were to undergo radical surgery.

They tried to pick out their prototypes, and when they found them, they pointed excitedly.

One by one the prototypes came out, hands in cuffs, to be placed in squad cars.

When Aaron first came into the Pentagon Towers offices of Ogle Data Research, carrying half a dozen PIPER prototypes in a box, he knew that Ogle must be serious about something, because he had never known his new boss to own, rent, or come anywhere near real estate that was so civilized.

When they had gotten their little room all hooked up with the prototypes and some video stuff, Shane Schram, the burly, rumpled, prematurely bald, tough-guy psychologist, materialized from some other part of the country and sent a couple of ropers down into the mall.

Everything that had happened to this point - the six feeds from the six video cameras, the audio track coming over the speaker, and the streams of data coming from the PIPER prototypes - had all been recorded by the computers.

Kundry, the loathly damsel and siren, has her prototypes in classic fable and romantic tale.

Monumental prototypes for the Tibetan terraced stupa have been excavated in Bengal and Bihar.

Six months of fast-track beta-testing of prototypes by trusted users would follow before commercial release.

Ideologues who wanted to restrict gengineering, and not just by holding up permits for new prototypes or production models.