Sentence examples for specimen a new from inspiring English sources

With the wide eyes of the tourist he is not — he has lived in the United States since 1989, and in New York for the past 13 years — Colombo is that uncommon specimen, a New Yorker who actually takes time to pause and hear the churn of the city.

According to laboratory routine, five solid L-J slants were prepared from each specimen, and a new specimen was requested if all five slants showed contamination.

Along with his colleagues, Dr. Morwood, who died on July 23 at 62, announced the discovery in 2004 and with them assigned the specimens a new species name: Homo floresiensis.

To produce more consistent gyratory specimens, a new approach of compacting both ends of the specimen, rather than the one side, is presented.

The joint of the first specimen is designed according to ASCE 1994 guideline, while the second specimen has a new proposed joint detail.

Dart made the skull the type specimen of a new genus and species, Australopithecus africanus, or "southern ape of Africa".

The latter was designated as the holotype (or type specimen) of a new hominid species in a 1994 paper in the journal Nature.

"Hold On" is a perfect specimen of a new strain of teenage-oriented music -- call it therapy rock -- that uses the language of punk music to address, and sometimes even attempt to assuage, many adolescents' powerful feelings of alienation and despair.

Yet there can be little doubt that the "splitting" taxonomic philosophy of the past where almost every new specimen received a new species or quite frequently a new genus name was in dire need of revision.

The goal of this study was to confirm the presence of fatigue limit in a plain specimen of a new precipitation-hardened aluminium alloy.

Some believed that the specimen represented a new species of human, while others argued that it was simply a modern human with microcephaly--a condition causing abnormal smallness of the head (ScienceNOW, 27 October 2004).