Sentence examples for little specimens from inspiring English sources

These little specimens seem to spring to life again when you discover them tucked in the pages of a notebook or novel.

The island produces them in staggering quantities, and they are fatter, firmer and far more flavorful than those flaccid little specimens packed in jars everywhere else.

Most of these seem to represent Prionosuchus, but one little specimen that was found by Domingas da Conceiçáo, another of Juan's undergraduates, seems to represent a new kind of amphibian.

The little specimen, dubbed "Joe," was so young that its crest was a mere bump on its head.

Tobias was also known for his part in exposing the Piltdown Man hoax, his collaborations with Louis and Mary Leakey on "Dear Boy" (Olduvai Hominid 5 [OH5]) and other projects, and his excavation of the "Little Foot" specimen in the Sterkfontein caves during the 1960s.

Here they are briny little Fanny Bay specimens, doused in a vinegary dressing and topped with cubes of bacon.

Precipitation had little effect on specimens compressed in the c-axis.

It is generally agreed that the species is native to Europe; Watling has demonstrated that there exists little difference between specimens collected from Spain and Scotland, at both the morphological and genetic level.

Of the contemporary sources, the history of Akropolites is the most negative towards the Mouzalon brothers, whom he calls "loathsome little men, worthless specimens of humanity" and "false of tongue, nimble of foot, peerless at beating the floor in dance".

Contrasting with the large amount of information about the quantitative culture of bronchial specimens, little has been published on the cytological aspects of BAL in pneumonia.

Finite element analysis of the contact pressure between the specimen and foil, combined with thermal creep in the foil, showed little interference with specimen stress conditions.