Sentence examples for specimen is smaller from inspiring English sources

The results of thermal cycling tests under constant load revealed that the temperature dependence of transformation elongation (dɛ/dT) of the TGA specimen is smaller than that of the isochronously annealed specimen at every heat-treatment temperature (673 773 K).

However, when the size of a specimen is small, other effects may also impact its mechanical properties and it is difficult to tell them apart.

The article indicates that the specimen is small, about two inches long, but almost better than seeing it are the excellent illustrations in the scientific article providing clear, much enlarged details of the specimen.

He could recognize, with uncanny speed and accuracy, every bone from every Mauritian bird, even when the specimen was smaller than a toothpick.

Demanding that the normalized distance between the kinematical and static apparent moduli of a finite-size specimen be smaller than a certain tolerance, the minimum RVE size is estimated in a closed form.

On the other hand, for the aging at room temperature for 24 h, the hydrogen concentration in the vicinity of the surface of the cathodically hydrogen-charged specimen was smaller than that of the specimen immersed in 0.2 % APF solution.

The X-ray diffraction analysis revealed that the average size of the crystals in the annealed specimens is smaller when compared to the unimpacted specimen.

In this method, the data are concentrated around the mean stress; hence, the number of specimens is smaller than that required with other techniques.

The M3 in most specimens is smaller than M2, but in DPC 20178 the teeth are roughly the same size.

The contents of the stomach of one specimen were "small insects and a caterpillar" (Belton 1985).

Because the specimen was small, we were unable to establish a definitive diagnosis.