Sentence examples for particular specimen from inspiring English sources

(This particular specimen is still viewable in the wild on Sky Atlantic's Blue Bloods).

In fact, as the act of standing around is likely to scare an animal away, camera traps are sometimes the only way to photograph a particular specimen.

I met someone the other day who fulminated against this particular specimen, claiming it was the one likely dud in Kenneth Branagh's estimable West End season.

At least, when Chaplin inveighed against mechanization, in "Modern Times," he saw fit to trap himself in the cogs of a particular specimen; Godard's wrath, by contrast, is dangerously vague.

And the last meal of this particular specimen of Microraptor did, indeed, have a long third toe.That elongated toe suggests to Dr O'Connor that Microraptor, too, was arboreal, and hints that its feathers may have helped it to move through an environment where hops, jumps and flaps between branches were a regular part of its daily activity.

This particular specimen was formerly owned by King Farouk of Egypt.

A robotic arm rapidly retrieves particular specimens from cold storage for testing and disposes of others when they are no longer needed.

A stormy grey sky, with clouds racing furiously, reared up against that sombre background the plumes of English elms, happy - these particular specimens - in not having yet been truncated, either by adventure or by the prudent hand of the woodman; jets of sunshine, rendered keener by concentration, directed at these plumes and shewing them the loveliest veiled crimson.

The results of the particular specimens show no correlation between the two measurement methods.

The experiments were designed to replicate a paleontological situation in which the species affiliation of particular specimens is not known.

Being scooped is also "perhaps of less concern in a field such as paleontology, where the results are often tied to particular specimens or locations," Dooley adds.