Sentence examples for specimen of such a from inspiring English sources

A later specimen of such a work is to be found in the Daoist Canon.

He had then produced a specimen of such a bone, which could not be softened in water or destroyed by fire.

This shows the unmistakable touch of a gifted writer, and "Homegoing" is a specimen of what such a writer can do when she bites off more than she is ready to chew.

One of the best examples of such a specimen is My Digital Enemy, the UK chart-toppers who command respect from the underground while being known to dabble in the world of pop.

The compositional and conformational heterogeneity of such a specimen precludes resolving nanometer resolution structures from it with any technique in structural biology other than SPT.

Evaluation of effective size of existing areas of heterogeneity in the volume of PE-80, PE-100, and PE-80/PE-100 welded specimens was performed by calculating of such a structural parameter as the range of heterogeneity l p [15, 16].

I'm sure the heft and value of such a botanical specimen mattered little to Chuck, who spaded up the sprout in a spasm of mischief and sentiment, from one Missouri Twain fan to another.

If anybody knows of such a professional specimen, call the curator at the Smithsonian.

The results from the use of such an antique specimen seemed to be as good as when the bone is used after a very short period of storage.

A less expensive pre-qualification measure, and more practical approach to the assaying of these specimens is needed, but the development of such an approach is outside the scope of this study.

Whilst a geologist may explain and justify the distinction between sedimentary and crystalline rocks by pointing to specimens of these, such an option is not open to the moral philosopher who cannot justify the concept of duty by pointing to instances of dutiful actions because, given the overlap of classes, an action which illustrates the concept of duty could also illustrate that of utility.