Sentence examples for intermediate specimens from inspiring English sources

But the striking discovery the diagram revealed was that for stars of a given surface temperature, some would be dwarfs and others giants, clearly delineated without intermediate specimens.

Where are the intermediate specimens, they ask, midway between triceratops, with its shorter, solid frill, and torosaurus, with holes in its frill?

This gap needs to be closed through discoveries of intermediate specimens.

But when we examined the intermediate specimens at early stages of a crystal-growth process, we found the classic theory of crystal growth was not always followed.

He is adamant that "there are numerous examples of intermediate specimens".

These findings were more pronounced in fused than intermediate specimens.

The recent introduction of integrated light and electron microscopy systems will revolutionise correlative light and volume electron microscopy studies, by enabling the sequential collection of data from light and electron imaging modalities without intermediate specimen manipulation.

In an intermediate stress range, specimens have demonstrated time dependent behavior comprising of a transition from decreasing to increasing strain during creep in tension.

The two taxa also meet in southwestern Colombia in Cauca, where both have been collected (Olivares 1958) and a specimen intermediate between the two was collected in nearby northwestern Ecuador (Hellmayr 1929: 70).

Concerning seasonal preferences, the census data indicate that neither ss, sl, nor the intermediate G. ruber (W) specimens prefer any particular season in our sampling window (Fig. 4).

Specimens with intermediate and low shear connection degree showed the most favourable performance, in terms of ductile behavior and energy dissipation.