He is not a physical specimen in a country known for its rugged individualism.
He then put the specimen in a plant press similar to the kind used for dried flowers.
If I were determined to try, he added, I could attempt to raise a smaller specimen in a hanging basket or a pot with ventilation holes.
Returning home, he woke Jeryl Lynn long enough to swab the back of her throat and immerse the specimen in a nutrient broth.
He never smiles when Gabe burps or chews his toes; he simply stares disinterestedly, as if his son were a specimen in a lab or an anthropological sample, performing curious local customs.
For now, Billy White is just one of the many models who are starting to show up in print ads for Calvin Klein's "cK be" fragrance--a thick-lipped, Indian-tattooed specimen in a gallery of attractive scruffs.
Crucially, Audubon also painted his birds to scale, using a system of wires and pins to arrange each specimen in a life-like posture from which he could transfer its image onto paper.
Whether or not Jet Li has retired from the martial arts movie, as he recently announced, "Fearless" may come to be remembered as a late specimen in a different genre: the China-as-underdog flick.
Walters has said that the inspiration for the superannuated, deaf, lolloping waitress and her perilous way with mulligatawny came when she and writer Victoria Wood encountered just such a stumbling, sloshing specimen in a Harrogate tearoom.
Conductivity is usually achieved by evaporating a film of metal, such as gold, 50 100 angstroms thick onto the specimen in a vacuum (such a thickness does not materially affect the resolution of the surface details).
If Tyrrell Museum staff had found this specimen in a remote valley in the mountains they would have maybe collected some of the loose bits at the base of the cliff, but would have decided to leave it in the cliff.
