Sentence examples for specimen below from inspiring English sources

There is a particularly scary spiderlike specimen below the second window to the left of the main entrance, and the whorls and patterns even run through the building's cornerstone.

High-resolution TEM imaging (HREM) shows that RuO2 nanocrystals consistently condense on specimen surfaces, independent of the chemical nature of the specimen below.

SERS spectra were acquired using a Bruker Senterra Raman instrument, exciting the sample at 488 nm (Spectra Physics Cyan) through a 20× long working distance objective, keeping the laser power on the specimen below 0.2 mW.

The widespread practice of detecting TBEV-RNA by PCR from pools of 3 to 10 adult ticks or pools of up to 200 nymphs may dilute the total RNA concentration of the specimen below the detection limit.

But skulls are rare and often fragmentary, and some researchers think the differences between them, which are used to separate the four alleged species, are actually no greater than differences in morphology between modern Homo sapiens skulls.The specimen pictured below, about 1.8m years old, supports that second point of view.

Each specimen discussed below is uniquely identified with a specimen-level code (e.g. CASENT0003099) affixed to each pin.

The melting point of Bi2O3 is 825°C, and the eutectic temperature of ZnO-Bi2O3 is only 740°C, thus a liquid phase is formed in the ZnO-Bi2O3 specimens below 800°C.

Serum antibody levels were calculated from standard curves derived by using a standard serum pool with an assigned value of 100 U; specimens below the curve were assigned the lowest possible value (1 U).

It would not be a surprise, therefore, to discover at some point cartridges like the specimen shown below repacked with explosives.

Pole figure analysis indicates that compared with the initial specimen, textures below 930 °C are weaker, while at 930 °C they are stronger.

High quality DLC coatings are obtained by control of the specimen temperature below 280 °C using a sensor that is in direct contact with the substrate.