"He is just a magnificent specimen who is trained by a brilliant man.
Tuesday night's program opened with Haydn's Symphony No. 102, a prime specimen of his brilliant "London" dozen; Wednesday's included the quirkier Symphony No. 92 in G major ("Oxford").
Sir Richard Owen, grandfather of the natural history museum in London and brilliant anatomist worked on the first specimen of Archaeopteryx (Owen, 1863) and described a number of pterosaur specimens, so would have been well aware that many pterosaurs came from the same beds as this early bird.
Catalytic subunit of PKA was present in MB specimens only, as numerous small, brilliant dots throughout the tissue (Fig. 2E).
Fluorescent cAMP labelling was not observed in Ewing's specimen, while very few fine and brilliant clusters were observed in few cells of ETANTR and GBM tissue, reminiscent of what is observed in healthy neurons of the rodent brain.
"Why I Never Hire Brilliant Men," an article published in the 1920's in the American magazine, is a typical specimen of an earlier era.
The Coomassie Brilliant Blue method was used to measure total urinary protein concentrations from a morning spot-urine specimen (11).
Gleba white when young, passing through gentle lilac tones, turning to brilliant warm-brown at full maturity, but remaining more light-coloured than in typical H. niveus specimens.
Specimens of willemite and calcite from the Franklin district of New Jersey in the United States may show brilliant fluorescent colours.
Culture of the homogenized specimen on Middlebrook 7H11 agar after 14 days displayed white clones of non-tuberculous Mycobacterium (NTM) that turned brilliant yellow upon light exposure.
