Sentence examples for specimen material from inspiring English sources

One key advantage is that a precise representation of the specimen material is not required.

Conventional methods of analysis assume that the elastic modulus of the specimen material is a constant.

Some classes like Amphibia have a high proportion of occurrences based on specimens (blue: living or preserved specimen, material samples or fossils), whereas others like Aves have a majority of occurrences based on observation (orange: machine or human observation, literature).

This was related to the plastic deformation in the wedge as well as in the specimen material surrounding the wedge.

Using a single-crystalline silicon as the specimen material, the process parameters relevant to the hybrid process were investigated along with the interactions between the laser and waterjet.

Specimen material with an average grain size of around 30 nm produced by the pulse electrodeposition method contains impurities such as carbon, sulfur and boron.

Carcharodontosaurus had been described prior to World War II, but all specimen materials were destroyed during the 1944 bombing of Munich.

The effects that the less turbulent fluid flow has on the response of specimen materials to slurry erosion, as measured either by specific energy or erosion resistance parameters, are also discussed.

The experiments were completed under Hetzian contact stresses in the GPa to MPa (from many thousands to hundreds of psi) range, depending on the modulus, Poisson's ratio and the wear rate of the specimen materials.

Hence, candidates need to comply with the economic demands (i.e., enrollment in costly preparation courses, unlimited and unwise repetition of the test, or buying specimen materials pertaining to the test) even if they know that they are being exploited.

The "specimen" category (Ospec) contained: fossil specimens, living specimens, material samples and preserved specimens.