Sentence examples for specimen is essentially from inspiring English sources

Finite element analysis revealed that debonding a thin skin from thick balsa core in an asymmetric specimen is essentially a pure mode I process.

The geotextiles' cross plane water-retention data demonstrated their hydrophobic nature with both specimens being essentially non-conductive to water beyond suction heads of 0.2 0.3 kPa.

At 300 MPa, all the specimens were essentially composed of the γ-phase, with some cases traces of other phases: α in PP and β in PP/C.

Here, it is to be noted that for PLT specimens, a/W is essentially the ratio of sum of specimen crack length (a) and virtual crack length of the fixture (b = 8 mm for all current cases as W = 19 mm) to W (Grigoriev et al. 1995; Samal et al. 2010a, b, 2011; Sanyal et al. 2011a, b; Samal and Sanyal 2012; Sanyal and Samal 2012a, b).

Of particular interest in clearing deparaffinized specimens is the combination of mineral oil (which is essentially liquid paraffin) and glycerol.

The actuator is essentially the same film as the specimen, except it has larger total cross-section.

The contrast in STEM HAADF imaging is essentially sensitive to the atomic number and specimen thickness.

History is essentially didactic.

Government is essentially absent.

"Output is essentially stagnating.

That is essentially their plan".