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She is also creating "archive boxes" from her meadow, inspired by the specimen cases of natural history museums: "That's where things will end up if we're not careful – things will be dead or behind glass".

The eyepiece can also be equipped with a polarization retarder, which shifts the phase of the light between selected polarization directions and which can be rotated to measure the amount of elliptic polarization produced by the specimen.

Although all optical microscopes in the strict sense create images by diffraction, interference microscopy creates images using the difference between an interfering beam unmodified by the specimen and an otherwise identical beam that illuminates it.

I will inevitably seem biased as a palaeontologist who works on dinosaurs, though as a child I was never than entranced by the great beasts and far more interested in the great mammal hall, but even then I was enchanted by the specimen.

Members of the discovery team and other scientists familiar with the research said they were especially surprised by the specimen's size, the length of a human thumb.

The measured stiffness corresponds to a material property and is not influenced by the specimen dimension.

It demonstrates the degree of deformation underwent by the specimens before failure.

This may be explained by the specimens' lower total crack width.

The highest synthesis temperature was reached by the specimens containing 45 67% Al (all percentages atomic).

Indeed, the voltage delivered by the specimens in our measurements is well below the voltage of high-voltage substations (200-700 kV).

The values of γ f were calculated from the sharp drop of the load sustained by the specimens immediately before complete failure.