Sentence examples for collections of specimens from inspiring English sources
The scientific explorations of the 19th century resulted in large collections of specimens from virtually all parts of the world.
At other times, the fiber has been used to make individual, well-defined shapes that are arranged to look like collections of specimens.
After all, it is hard to top having a father who oversees dinosaur skeletons and stuffed lions, all part of one of the world's largest collections of specimens and artifacts, 126 million in all.
Earlier this year, the Linnean Society announced it was producing a digital archive of its priceless collections of specimens, manuscripts and letters of the world famous Swedish naturalist, Carl Linnaeus, on this the 300th anniversary of his birth.The SAL, also 300 this year, is celebrating with a nine-month series of lectures.
Such databases might contain personal data and information, and also digitised collections of specimens such as tissues or blood, genomic and imaging data.
Thus, materials such as metal cabinets and display cases, archival quality paper labels and card trays are used in museum collections of specimens that might be vulnerable to this reaction.
By head count, the entomology department contributes the majority of the museum's thirty-three-million-strong collection of specimens.
But it is worth lingering to admire the eclectic collection of specimens in several large display cases directly beneath the projection screens.
Twenty-six days out of port, his ship caught fire and his drawings, most of his notes and his collection of specimens were destroyed.
