The OED print edition describes the origin of shark as "uncertain", noting that it "seems to have been introduced by the sailors of Captain (afterwards Sir John Hawkinss's expedition, who brought home a specimen which was exhibited in London in 1569".
Reeves examines and judges Mill as an interesting specimen, which is fine as far as it goes, but he never develops the biographer's ability to stand at the shoulder of the subject and see the world as if through his eyes.
This paper introduces a kind of specimen which is used for a novel experimental set-up to characterise sheet metals also at elevated temperatures as it is needed for magnesium sheets.
For comparison, the calling frequency of a 60 mm clownfish (whose mechanism is not based on a forced response) is 700 Hz, but that of a 130 mm specimen, which is only two times longer, is less than 400 Hz [ 51].
A sandwich beam specimen, which is treated with ER fluid sandwiched between two aluminum surface layers, is constructed.
These procedures provide a resected tissue specimen, which is routinely sent for histopathological analysis.
Because he is 87, it makes him an unusually robust specimen, which is what he must be if he is to defy the odds (and maybe even the gods) and live as long as he intends to.
In the case of the NP1F0 specimen, which is a conventional PSC member without steel fibers, only a diagonal crack appeared without any flexural crack.
A 1-in. cylindrical specimen, which is fixed to the quartz glass tube holder by using quartz fiber, can be heated up to a maximum of (700,^{circ })C.
The results also suggest that the biaxial stress interaction effect is represented by a domain in the biaxial specimen, which is characterised by torsion and bending fractures in the dislocated fibres between two adjacent Z yarns.
