Sentence examples for specimen of physical from inspiring English sources

And two things were as certain of Foreman as could be certain of anyone — one, that he was as marvelous a specimen of physical manhood as one might find (and always would be), and two, that he was one surly SOB without an ounce of personality or sweetness (and always would be).

Data are presented at 23°C for specimens of different physical age, for different stress levels in the non-linear range and various durations of loading.

Canada lost Tyler Ardron, their captain, at the end of the first quarter – just the sort of physical specimen they needed in the face of this onslaught.

A half-hour later, he was standing, swimsuited, on the deck of the Training Center's 810,000-gallon pool, and he seemed an altogether different class of physical specimen.

"Sometimes I think coaches get in awe of physical specimens," Lynchburg Coach Steve Koudelka said.

But there's just as much reason to consider Mizer the gay Hugh Hefner — a tireless collector of physical specimens.

Expect head coach Peter Vermes' 4-3-3 to play a lot like a high-pressure 4-4-2 Teal week with Teal Bunbury and CJ Sapong, a pair of physical specimens, up top.

A concerted effort must now be made to also study HEALTH, its attainment and retention… We have ample records of the sick, but there is a dearth of life-time records of the finest group of physical specimens in the world…" For 1968, Mexico City, the forms were simplified significantly, but this did not improve returns.

The millions of physical specimens housed in such collections represent an irreplaceable record of global biodiversity (NIBA 2010).

Due to the experimental testing of physical specimens, these equations use physical BMD measures such as ash, apparent, or tissue density; and therefore when using QCT derived equivalent density (ρQCT), conversions between QCT, ash (ρash), apparent (ρapp), and tissue densities (ρtissue) are required for accurate FEM development.

We refer to proactive digitization as the act of moving digitization activities upstream in the collecting process to eliminate the creation of new legacy data and to encourage the submission of digitized data concurrent with the deposition of physical specimens (Appendix S14).