The collection includes a rare century-old Himalayan white pine and other heirlooms called specimen trees, some of which, according to Dr. Kim Tripp, senior vice president for horticulture at the garden, "are endangered in their natural habitats".
SOMA works on a population of potential solutions called specimen and it is based on the self-organizing behavior of groups of individuals in a "social environment".
If a further specimen is found to be settled between specimen 2 and 3 - having much more similarities to specimen 2 - it should be called "specimen 2≫3".
Video sequences of calling specimens of Pseudhymenochirus were recorded in 2010 with a Sony DCR-SR30 camera.
Both lots of the cobas EGFR test called one specimen "mutation not detected" that was called as G719S by MPP at 1.1% mutation, which is below the 5% limit of detection of the cobas EGFR test.
He called his specimen Anthropithecus erectus or upright man-ape, noting, correctly, that it "stood upright and moved like a human".
By F. Emerson Andrews The New Yorker, December 8 , 1934P. 79 A book called, "Type Specimen Book", issued by American Type Founders, is perhaps the only widely circulated book in the world whose text makes no attempt to say anything.
A book called, "Type Specimen Book", issued by American Type Founders, is perhaps the only widely circulated book in the world whose text makes no attempt to say anything.
It seems that there was what we… A book called, "Type Specimen Book", issued by American Type Founders, is perhaps the only widely circulated book in the world whose text makes no… John Smith, a trepid man was he; Talk story about the 13 new baseball diamonds in Central Park's North Meadow, in the neighborhood of 110th St.
He called one specimen collected from inland New South Wales the white-winged superb warbler, M. cyanotus, while another, which appeared to have a white back and wings, was described as M. leuconotus, the white-backed superb warbler.
