Sentence examples for natural specimens from inspiring English sources

Shades were subtly applied, matched against near-identical natural specimens.

Natural specimens were to be found in a Wunderkammer or Naturalienkabinett.

One Italian collection of natural specimens was called a museo naturale.

Darwin was often able to disembark for extended trips ashore to collect natural specimens.

Mr. Gehry's illuminated metal-and-glass crocodile, suspended from the ceiling, brings to mind the natural specimens every self-respecting Renaissance wonder collector would have displayed.

But this was a collection with a contemporary twist: cardboard butterflies or papier-mâché storks, these natural specimens were all fake.

The most conspicuous cases of such forward-designed orthogonality are those in which otherwise unused codons are reassigned to match transfer RNA (tRNA)/aminoacyl-tRNA synthetase pairs in order to either change codon specificity or expand the number of genetically encoded amino acids towards non-natural specimens.

Here he kept a collection of natural history specimens and an extensive herbarium together with seeds and ethnographic specimens brought back from his voyage.

Natural history specimens provide evocative connections between science and our daily lives; such specimens represent real organisms that at one time also called a given locale "home" and that students may have observed in nature.

In order to overcome the deficiency of natural joint specimens with the same surface morphology for experimental studies, we present a technical method for replicating natural joint specimens that incorporates two advanced techniques – three-dimensional (3D) scanning and 3D printing – using computer-aided design (CAD) as the 'bridge'bridge

But they house about 99percentt of natural history specimens nationwide.