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Beyond breeding, the colt's trainer, Neil Drysdale, sticks to logic to explain how a pretty but unproven specimen becomes a sales-topping commodity.

The discovery and description of new species and the collection of specimens became a passion of scientific gentlemen and a lucrative enterprise for entrepreneurs; many naturalists traveled the globe in search of scientific knowledge and adventure.

For high negative applied clectric fields, the strain energy of the specimen becomes negative although a remotely applied stress is tensile in nature and under these conditions, crack closure occurs.

The current measure of treatment response is dependent on sputum culture methodology that can take weeks to obtain results and for which a clinical specimen becomes more difficult to collect as patients respond favorably to treatment.

If the specimen becomes unstable and starts to wobble, e. g. after a failure, the width of this curve representing the maximal displacement range increases.

The concrete surrounding the specimen becomes hardening, and the brittleness of RPC increases.

The test starts when the temperature of the specimen becomes equal to the intended test temperature.

(3) The worn length of the steel spherical pin specimen on the steel flat specimen becomes close to the initial radius of the curvature of the pin specimen when the sliding distance is large.

When the local shell region Tg decreases to below room temperature, while the weight fraction of LA simultaneously increases, the specimen becomes remarkably stretchable during the tensile test.

On-slide SBM is a powerful procedure for the methylation analysis using PEAT; however, after on-slide SBM the specimen becomes too adhesive to the glass slide, making it difficult for LCM to efficiently capture target cells at times.

As the fringe frequency increases the sectioning capability of SLI increases and finer features of the specimen becomes visible more clearly.