This is oftentimes done with different combinations of specimens and artifacts, graphic displays, passages of text, and, more recently, multimedia technology (Hein 1998; Falk and Dierking 2000).
This condition makes typical point assemblages free combinations of specimens made by many people over considerable time; they are the compound of synchronic variation between individuals, of variation over individuals' lifetimes, and of variation over many lifetimes--each one's flow distributed in many channels.
The relationship between fatigue strength and highly stressed volume was investigated with various combinations of specimen configurations and loading modes for austempered ductile irons (ADIs) in different heat treatments.
The negative overall attack rate in those >75 years of age may have been an anomaly, because this age group had the smallest number of specimens and the prepandemic specimens were predominantly from NSW, while the postpandemic specimens were a combination of specimens from NSW, NZ, and NT.
In some cases, the combination of specimen handling, imaging and feature extraction can be very rapid.
While there are many possible ways to conduct this activity, the preferred method would involve creating activity stations with combinations of preserved/live specimens, information sheets, and photographs/video.
A bootstrap analysis based on random combinations of single specimens clearly confirmed the statistical significance of associations between n-6 PUFAs, total PUFAs, and MUFAs (Protocol S2).
For example, the part of the General Anatomy section dealing with limbs uses a combination of real specimens with soft tissue preservation (Figure 1A) and diagrammatic representations (Figure 1B) to contrast the differences in walking leg and gill arch morphology.
This correlation was confirmed in seven of our patients from which pretreatment blood and marrow samples were available (data not shown) and therefore a combination of both specimens has been analyzed in this study.
Using this combination of museum specimens and unpublished historical data, we were able to examine temporal changes in all life history traits, except for standard length, because different fishing gears were used to capture R. argentea in different years, so size distributions were not directly comparable.
This can only slightly be compensated by using combinations of several test specimens in a test assembly, but cannot be circumvented.
