Sentence examples for scientific specimens from inspiring English sources
TODAY'S collectors increasingly view minerals as art objects rather than scientific specimens.
Amundsen had just wanted to get there; Scott was collecting scientific specimens as he went.
Amid the lost cargo — mostly sugar, cotton, and cloves — were three cases of scientific specimens.
What happens as a result within the commercial marketplace for such art, antiques, scientific specimens, etc., is not a consideration.
The museum investigated Helgen, 36, after allegations by staffers that he attempted to carry scientific specimens out of Kenya without the proper permits, the article states.
"Probably they may cast up in time". Amid the lost cargo mostly sugar, cotton, and cloves were three cases of scientific specimens.
After her death, she was dissected like a scientific specimen.
He introduced himself to us like a worn-down scientific specimen.
The lawsuit says the claim "potentially impairs the museum's ability to share this exceptional scientific specimen with the public".
Stubbs studies the Nilgai not only as a scientific specimen but as a soulful creature, an image of the solitary self.
Even his human name, Greg, was bestowed on him by researchers who have maintained a distance to preserve his value as a scientific specimen.
