(C ) A schematic diagram of modified specimen bayonet and a pod.
Arrows indicate freezing times at 20 ms and 50 ms. (B ) A schematic diagram of original specimen bayonet and a pod.
Figure 4 shows a schematic diagram and experimental specimens with the dial gauges installed.
Open image in new window Fig. 1 Experimental setup for flexure test of notched specimens: a schematic sketch showing the placement of gauges; b schematic representation of the DIC setup for obtaining images from the front face during flexure test.
Open image in new window Fig. 2 a Schematic view of welded rebar-plate specimen, b specimen during tensile test, and c rupture of rebar with a clear necked region.
Immediately after the resection, the surgeon positioned the neck dissection specimen on a schematic drawing of the neck in real proportions and fixed it with needles (Fig. 4).
A schematic diagram showing (left) the excised specimen, (centre) a ~5-mm-thick tissue slice and (right) a 5-μm-thick tissue slice that has been stained.
A schematic representation of the test set-up for the specimen is shown in Fig. 17.
Bettendorf designed a schematic diagram to document the results of the histopathological evaluation of radical prostatectomy specimens [ 4].
A schematic phase diagram was constructed.
