As a specimen support for the TEM investigations, a microscopic copper grid covered by a thin transparent carbon film was used.
HumIliased by his '59 seaspecimenliams determined, once more, to come back.
There were other ladies present, but I only took notes of one as a specimen.
"Some days, trucks come with water, some days no," he said glumly, putting his hand on a nearby child as a specimen of thirst.
"The Fountain," topped with a Taco Bell dog representing a guru, spins and lights up as a specimen male looks up dreaming of an idealized Barbie-style woman.
As for how a woman girds herself for such a brutal thumbs-up or thumbs-down, I offer myself as a specimen.
Milan Kundera, in his 1993 essay collection "Testaments Betrayed," anatomizes the more peripheral European cultures, using his native Czechoslovakia as a specimen.
In addition to the cherry trees, it has crab apple, copper beech, magnolia, sycamore, Japanese maple and plum trees as well as a specimen bald cyprus.
He explains that the manual is important for several reasons, mostly having to do with its scope and elegance as a specimen book.
Remarkable as the chosen passages might be, Johnson warned, the critic who relied simply on quotation was like the man "who, when he offered his house to sale, carried a brick in his pocket as a specimen".
This guy clearly cares about his work, and knows that he is part of the show, which puts forth a compelling thesis — his perfection as a specimen matches that of the beautiful meat he's slicing.
