The phrase "a standard specimen" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are referring to a typical or representative example of a particular category or type, often in scientific or technical discussions.
Example: "In our research, we collected a standard specimen to ensure consistency in our measurements."
Alternatives: "a typical sample" or "a representative specimen."
The results of fatigue loading on the new specimen are compared with the results of fatigue loading in a cylindrical pressure vessel and a standard specimen.
These two spinner magnetometers were inter-calibrated with each other using a standard specimen.
Calibration using a standard specimen and test measurements on some volcanic materials is also reported.
Open image in new window Fig. 7 3D finite element model and meshes of a standard specimen.
Fig. 4 A standard specimen mounted on a glass tube holder to calibrate a in-plane and b axial components.
Subsequently, 20 μL of calcium chloride (0.2 mol/L) was added to a standard specimen cup.
Therefore, both the in-plane and axial components of magnetization can be calibrated with a single standard specimen.
It is necessary to verify that the experimental data of these small specimens mechanical characterization can be safely extrapolated to standard specimen data, enabling a sound dimensioning of DEMO reactor.
When the differential thermopower is studied on a standard-specimen thermocouple, where the specimen can be, in particular, a material, whose structural state is different from the standard only by its type or degree of treatment (specimen deformation or mode of specimen thermal treatment), the value of E T will reflect the changes caused by the treatment.
Although it is not yet a standard test, specimens discs dimensions of 3 mm diameter and 250 μm thickness are routinely used.
The concrete used in the standard specimen had a 28-day compressive strength of 37 MPa.
