Sentence examples for are specimen from inspiring English sources
noun
An individual instance that represents a class; an example.
- Early specimens of the art of Picasso
The results are specimen transfer functions that relate propeller sources, having general spectral characteristics, to hull excitation.
The main parameter affecting K IIc obtained from previous test setups are specimen geometry, size effect, constraint condition, and the notch depth to specimen width ratio (a/w).
Other variables examined are specimen cooling rate and synergistic effects, if any, of oxygen and hydrogen on tensile behavior of the alloys.
Table 1 Are specimen contributors informed how long specimens will be stored?
Scientists and artists are specimens of the same species.
"You can be specimen butterflies," she said.
An emerging field of natural science research is specimen conservation.
Researchers study serial killers as if they were specimens of natural history.
#naturalhair struggles, b/c we're specimens that need to be examined.
But there is this spirit of preservation, and at the time time, people killed these animals to be specimens.
Of the 110 specimens, 47 were surgical specimens, 60 were biopsy specimens, and 3 were cytologic specimens.
