Sentence examples for specimen inspired by from inspiring English sources
Rather, it was his creation's awe-inspiring metallic musculature (see picture), or, as he describes it, an "optimal physical specimen", inspired by Pacific-island athletes such as rugby legend Jonah Lomu.
The porosity variation inside the layout of tested specimens is inspired by the internal structure of sea urchin spines of heterocentrotus mammillatus, a promising role model for energy absorption in biomimetic engineering.
Its terracotta facade was richly decorated with motifs inspired by specimens from the collections.
Bredekamp [ 99] argues that the two small branching figures Darwin sketched first in Notebook B [[ 98], B§26] were in fact inspired by specimens he himself had collected and thought to be corals (some later turned out to be calcareous algae); on the other hand, Voss [ 100] links these sketches to embryological diagrams by the physician Martin Berry.
She is also creating "archive boxes" from her meadow, inspired by the specimen cases of natural history museums: "That's where things will end up if we're not careful – things will be dead or behind glass".
She became a flower-painter and teacher and, at the age of 52, made an expedition to what is now Suriname after she was inspired by exotic specimens imported from the Dutch colonies for the natural history collections of the Netherlands.
A variety of specimen types which encompass the principles inspired by the architecture of nacre were tested in four point bend flexure and the failure processes investigated.
The logo itself consists of the name in a digital font, inspired by a mid-20th-century Italian one found in an old type specimen book.
"Inspired by Japan," group show.
