In the first class of experiment, specimens were heated at different heating-rates to prescribed temperatures and then stretched until fracture.
A half-hour later, he was standing, swimsuited, on the deck of the Training Center's 810,000-gallon pool, and he seemed an altogether different class of physical specimen.
Overall, this is the first known study that attempts to identify the cycad species traded in South African traditional medicine markets in conjunction with the size classes of the specimens in trade.
In the second class of experiment, the specimens were preloaded and then heated at different rates until fracture.
The class of the omitted specimen was then predicted by computing the value of the compound covariate for the specimen, and which side of the threshold it fell on (that is, which class mean it was closest to) was determined.
Data from a cross-sectional, postnatal ontogenetic series of skulls (with age, sex and population group known from existing medical records) were taken (number of specimens per age class: neonate 1 year = 18; 2–10 years = 12; 11 16 years = 18; 17 20 years = 23; 21 24 years = 30; 25 30 years = 20).
Among the major donations, a bequest from Archibald MacMartin, class of 1868, added some 2500 specimens, gathered from classic and now largely inaccessible localities throughout Europe and the United States.
Centrifugation of specimens was performed within a Class II biosafety cabinet.
The results elucidate the size dependence of the traction-separation relationship for this class of materials even in moderately large specimens, contrary to the conventional understanding of it being a material property.
When I want to find an example of a naturally noble creature, I must think of the Italian peasants, the artisans, the very simple people, while the higher you go in Italian society...". and as he lifted his pipe a little, it became a contemptible specimen of a class of Italians he does not admire.
