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But in real life no one is simply a prototype.
They hope to have a working prototype within a year.
The first prototype was ready by the end of 1946.
Certainly, in order to do so you have a working prototype.
We have the prototype, the only one of its kind.
We hope it will be a prototype for other programs.
There is room in the prototype for at least two people.
Looks like the one that we got was the prototype.
They're doing another one now the that was a prototype.
No one who has seen the prototype will talk about it.
A prototype is expected to be available by the end of 2012.
It is not known if more than a prototype was made.
"If all goes well, we hope to have our first prototype within six years."
A better question would be, Is the prototype finally ready to begin the test?
The prototype for the 1962, which only two were made each with their own body type.
The prototype was not a great success and no further development took place.
Further development led to the first prototype, built in 1968.
Within one month of production they were already able to test out a prototype.
A total of only six were built, including the prototype.
Thus the system saw only limited development even though a prototype was running in 1940.
Production of a prototype series started in early 1941, known as the Me 163.
In the spring of 1944, the first prototype had become available.
Very well done indeed to all who worked so hard to make this prototype.
Sometimes good market research is enough, other times a working prototype needs to be developed.
And then, on the last day of the month, I found my perfect prototype.