Sentence examples for its specimens of from inspiring English sources

In the British Museum in London is the Rosetta Stone, a black inscribed slab that has been central to world history ever since the French scholar Jean-François Champollion used its specimens of the same text in different ancient languages to decipher Egyptian hieroglyphics.

London's Natural History Museum has sent its specimen of Archaeopteryx - the so-called "first bird" - to Japan.

So genetic data is not dissociated from the individual, but every sequence can be assigned to its specimen of origin and vice versa.

During its £4m redevelopment, Oxford University's Museum of Natural History allowed some of its specimens to "escape" to the city.

Although the building as well as many of its specimens is reminiscent of the nineteenth century, there is very modern work taking place in its laboratories.

The preservation and completeness of many of its specimens indicate that it may have preferred to live near streams.

Given these varying factors, it is critical that material characterization and responses of its specimens and entire devices are adequately captured by the model to provide accurate predictions.

While the museum was closed 12 of its specimens, including a dodo and a dinosaur, were installed at a range of Oxford city centre venues, forming an interactive treasure trail.

The Spring Street store, Evolution: Natural History in SoHo, prominently featured a sign that informed customers that all of its specimens were obtained legally and that no endangered species remains were being sold, investigators said.

The department has to keep control of its specimens and aliquots (daughter tubes) and be able to locate them when needed.

When Kirstenbosch put up for auction a sucker from its prize specimen of Encephalartos woodii, it fetched a price of 89,000 rand (£8,347) equivalent to around 1,700 rand (£159.45) per centimetre of the plant's circumference.