Sentence examples for her specimens from inspiring English sources

Not vivisection, for none of her specimens are alive.

At first, when Bernhard sent her specimens off for identification, she was told that they were a native stinkbug, Euschistus servus, but something seemed off.

Working alongside biologists in the rainforests of Brazil, Costa Rica, Peru and French Guyana, the photographer Sanna Kannisto captures her specimens with the click of a shutter.

By Caroline Hirsch June 6, 2011 Working alongside biologists in the rainforests of Brazil, Costa Rica, Peru and French Guyana, the photographer Sanna Kannisto captures her specimens with the click of a shutter.

She cleaned and prepared her specimens so professionally that when a prominent scientist brought her ichthyosaur to public attention, he praised the preparation — but credited the collector, apparently unable or unwilling to grasp that a girl could have been responsible.

Mexía collected most of her specimens during the 1920s and 1930s and photographs of her botanical findings were regularly published in naturalist publications of the time.

"I was just in total shock," said Ms. Ishikawa, who immigrated from Japan in 1991 and vehemently denies ever using drugs or altering her specimen.

Clear quartz is a very common crystal, and her specimen has no marked trait to make it special: it's not huge, or strikingly shaped, or colored, or perfectly clear.

Her specimen collection is currently displayed at the California Academy of Science in San Francisco.

North's graceful painting captures many key facets of her specimen.

Including these simple, non-detailed silhouettes allows the user to quickly understand the terms and apply them to his or her specimen.