Sentence examples for display a specimen from inspiring English sources

"Without plastination you just couldn't display a specimen like this – imagine the giant liquid tank you would need to display it," he said.

At just nine feet long, the Dryosaurus' relatively petite size could make it attractive to a private collector interested in displaying a Jurassic specimen in his living room.

The background color of each piece mimics the overall shade of the forms, framing each as if displaying a complex specimen.

The part and counterpart of a specimen display an axis with lateral branches bearing planate pinnules.

One looks like normal tissue floating in liquid preservatives; the other, a specimen displaying a cancerous tumor, is entirely dried up which can happen when the jar leaks, or when the seal fails, leaving the liquid to evaporate.

After staring into the darkness for what seemed like hours, I finally got up and put on my robe, having decided that I'd overcome my sense of being a specimen on display — here comes Mental Patient No. 12 — and approach the nurses' station about getting more sleeping meds.

The reversed-polarity specimens display a generally weak viscous overprint although different levels of deviations were observed in the orthogonal projection before 300 °C in most of the specimens.

We have observed that analysed specimens display a self-affine morphology with Hurst exponent H = (0.33 ± 0.05), in agreement with the scaling behaviour associated to the Kardar Parisi Zhang stochastic growth equation and to discrete ballistic deposition models.

It was mentioned in an earlier investigation that the coiled Utica specimens display a relatively large size compared with that of the Trenton limestone [24, p. 97].

SEM images display a rather homogeneous oxide for specimens corroded in HC LiOH solution and steam, whereas the other specimens reveal extended lateral pores in the oxide.

The peepholelike presentation of the piece, which is mounted on a pedestal in a tall glass vitrine, might seem more appropriate for a display of insect specimens than a work of contemporary art.