The Bamenda Museum displays specimens of local handicrafts.
At each stop he would check into a nice hotel, deliver a public lecture about the immortal jellyfish, and collect specimens of local sea life.
He collected specimens of local and exotic animals to observe their behavior and physical characteristics and improve his specialized portrayal of them.
You may also want to contact your local Cooperative Extension Office, nearby colleges and universities or nature centers to find out if they have education resources like species lists, field guides or specimens of common local species for you to borrow.
Model samples have been placed in galvanized rack (Figure 3) specifically built for field testing, located outdoor in an unsheltered area, exposed to environmental impact so that at each site of exposure specimens of the local lithotype are present and Carrara marble as well.
Two wall specimens were made of local masonries with dimensions of 3m x 3m and 0.15 m thick.
When analyzing the mechanical behavior of anisotropic specimens where estimation of local material properties and/or strain must be based on measurements of small displacements relative to immediately adjacent regions, the high spatial resolution, local measurement accuracy, and repeatability of ESPI make it a more suitable measurement technique than 3D DIC.
As he and Russell struggle to drag the house through the rugged terrain, Russell befriends a specimen of a unique local species of bird, which he names Kevin (it looks like a cross between a toucan and an ostrich, with some peacock coloring tossed in).
HMGB1 has been detected in the blood of patients with various conditions, but few data are available on specimen collected from sites of local inflammation or cell damage.
Low rectal tumors, especially those treated with abdominoperineal excision (APE), are associated with poor outcomes in the short term (CRM involvement and perforation of the specimen) and the rates of local recurrence and 5-year survival[ 109 114].
