For all his enduring puppy-flesh Jones is a real physical specimen, a man who looks and indeed plays like a footballing equivalent of a rugby back-row forward, the mobile destroyer-creator tending to those moments of breakdown and transition.
It also highlights the emergence of symbolic behavior, and the section is fronted by a real specimen of cave-art from the museum's collections (Fig. 3).
(2016) reported that an ellipsoid is an optimal shape for the anisotropic insulation; however, ellipsoidal insulations are difficult to produce for a real specimen.
However, pores with anisotropic geometries are difficult to produce in a real specimen due to heterogeneity of concrete.
An important benefit of performing dissection on a computerised digital model compared to a real specimen is the forgiveness of this technique.
"When we get a specimen with so much soft tissue preservation, it's a real opportunity," Murphy says.
All the 100-plus drawings in the book were done from real specimens, three quarters of which he caught himself in places as far-flung as Alaska and Mexico.
And being teamed with "a real live specimen of a pianist" inspired Avraham Sternklar, 77, of Plainview, to dust off his project of writing 24 piano études, like Chopin.
Although the best sample for detecting HCMV pneumonia by real-time PCR is a respiratory specimen [sputum or bronchoalveolar lavage fluid (BALF ], collecting serological specimens by an invasive procedure and respiratory specimens is difficult for children, especially those younger than 1 year old.
Clearly, information is lost from the real specimen, as only one or few of the many possible views are recorded.
