The phrase "a specimen containing a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in scientific or technical contexts when describing a sample that includes a specific component or substance.
Example: "The researcher examined a specimen containing a rare mineral to analyze its properties."
Alternatives: "a sample that includes a" or "a specimen that has a".
These are backscattering of body waves from a surface-breaking crack, reflection and transmission of surface waves by a surface-breaking crack and line-focus acoustic microscopy of a specimen containing a subsurface crack.
By means of a sub-model method, scale-bridging analyses of a specimen containing a ring-section constructed of a number of grains re-loaded in different ratios of axial tension and torsion are carried out, after cyclic tension compression pre-deformation.
HGG and LGG exhibited different spectroscopic patterns and had different threshold values that can predict the probability of a specimen containing a tumour.
Applications include a specimen containing an open hole and a specimen with a pin-loaded hole.
The first example is the prediction of brittle fracture in a test specimen, containing a notch, to introduce the point method (PM).
A case study, using a simple PWA specimen containing a single area array component, is presented to demonstrate the proposed approach.
Dielectric relaxation has been studied here in a linear polyethylene specimen (containing a few carbonyl groups per 1000 methylene units) in the hope of observing the β process.
Experiments on mixed-mode fatigue crack initiation and propagation in an austenitic stainless steel 304L were carried out using a circular ring specimen containing a V-notch on the internal radius.
The phase shift measured from a thin-foil specimen containing a tilted amorphous GB phase (∼3 nm in width) was −0.34 rad, which is substantially smaller than that expected for the nonferromagnetic GB phase of −1.2 rad.
The stress function approach is adopted to derive an analytical solution to a lap-shear specimen containing a spot weld nugget subjected to the uniformly distributed loading condition, which provides a means to exploring the stress distributions near the spot weld nugget.
A simple phenomenological model of the central crack tension elastic plastic specimen containing a growing crack is presented.
