Sentence examples for singular specimen from inspiring English sources

It is this singular specimen and the remarkable ease with which it lumbered into our cultural landscape that propelled the Diplodocus (and, indeed, dinosaurs) towards celebrity.

It's normally is out of season in July, but there is a singular specimen of the fruit budding in the Bergers' garden.

Think about how large the plants will grow, as well as looking forward to how they will look - will they look better as a clump or a singular specimen, does your space allow for a large pond or is a small water feature more allowable?

However, once the structure of a sufficiently large number of singular specimens is solved, quite possibly structural patterns start to emerge.

The writer and journalist John Stoddart (1773 1856), in a review of Lyrical Ballads, described "Strange fits" and "She dwelt" as "the most singular specimens of unpretending, yet irresistible pathos".

Around 10 consecutive specimens were analysed as common slots without clinical information on singular specimens.

Detecting a singular height population implies a spherical symmetry of the specimen.

"Pops" can clearly be used as a noun; Webster's Third gives it as "plural but usually singular in construction: a popular orchestra or concert," and the specimen provided is "went to hear the Boston Pops." That's singular, but how did it get that way?

The specific epithet, limoae, is a matronym in the genitive singular for Mrs. Mo Li, who purchased and provided these specimens for study.

After around 150m years of subterranean existence, this singular fossil (in concert with bits and pieces from four other specimens to fill in the gaps) had started to reproduce itself in human culture.

This parameter can yield important information such as the size of the specimen under illumination and the viability of the cell – sometimes a singular defining characteristic in an assay [ 15].