Sentence examples for specimen is named from inspiring English sources

Each specimen is named following the format of 'PNR', where the letter P represents a pull-out test specimen, N the elapsed time in hours of steam curing (N = 4, 6, 8 and 10 for 4, 6, 8 and 10 h of steam curing, respectively) and R distinguishes between replicate specimens prepared in the same conditions.

This specimen was named Antilope ellispiprymnus by Ogilby in 1833.

This specimen was named Dynamosaurus imperiosus in 1905 but is now thought to belong to Tyrannosaurus rex.

In 1838 a specimen was named Dasyurus laniarius by Richard Owen, but by 1877 he had relegated it to Sarcophilus.

One specimen was named during that interval as the holotype of a new European species Acrocanthosaurus altispinax Paul 1988 based on the presence of elongate neural spines on its dorsal vertebrae [62].

The specimens were named Eoanthropus dawsoni ("Dawson's dawn man"), after their discoverer, amateur archaeologist Charles Dawson.

The specimens were named after Elizabeth Nicholls who is credited with transforming the understanding of prehistoric ocean life.

The specimens were named according to the concrete compressive strength (H or N), prestressing force level (P0, P1, or P2), and fiber volume fraction (F0 or F1).

According to the different surface morphology features, the specimens are named ZnO particles (ZnO-P) and ZnO ridges (ZnO-R1 and ZnO-R2).

The kaolin specimens were named using "KwXsY" where K stands for kaolin, w stands for the gravimetric water content, X is the water content of the specimen, s stands for matric suction, and Y is the matric suction of the specimen.

In London the specimens were named by Miller as Toxicodendron altissima and in Busbridge it was dubbed in the old classification system as Rhus Sinese foliis alatis.