Sentence examples for intriguing specimen from inspiring English sources

One particularly intriguing specimen is at 190 Meisner Avenue.

Yet his essential value to the team, considering his minutes and offensive deficiencies, make him an intriguing specimen.

One intriguing specimen is OH 24, which was also from Olduvai and dated to about 1.8 mya.

The Triceratops pelvis shows that heavy biting was certainly within their range of behaviour and capabilities, but a more intriguing specimen suggests that they could be delicate and selective feeders.

When he found an intriguing specimen still encased in rock, he had it run through a CT scanner so that he could see its skull.

But Manhattan's mineral hunters are still seeking -- and uncovering -- intriguing specimens.

And the new North Carolina Museum of Natural Sciences recently opened with four floors of intriguing specimens, from rare whale skeletons to live animals like the Hercules beetle and the two-toed sloth.

Poinari is also the discoverer of several other intriguing specimens in amber including a 100-Ma-old bee, a mushroom cap infested by a parasite, and an ancient beetle and four kinds of flowers, all from Myanmar.

The display case in his booth has a few intriguing vintage specimens, like a Patek Philippe from 1917: it was designed for drivers, with the 12 o'clock position at what is usually the 3 o'clock position, easier to spot on a wrist turning a steering wheel.

Visitors can collect intriguing facts as well as specimens.

Despite this limitation, it is intriguing that all 185 extra-clade C specimens of Bulbophyllum surveyed (≥ 49 species, mainly from Madagascar) displayed only the conventional outcrossing (I) morph (see Supporting information, Table S2).