Sentence examples for specimen on display from inspiring English sources

This rare DNA specimen, on display in this country for the first time, was donated by the Max Planck Institute in Leipzig, Germany, the first laboratory to succeed in extracting the genetic material from Neanderthal bones.

After staring into the darkness for what seemed like hours, I finally got up and put on my robe, having decided that I'd overcome my sense of being a specimen on display — here comes Mental Patient No. 12 — and approach the nurses' station about getting more sleeping meds.

Photography by REP, specimen on display at Field Museum.

Photo by REP, specimen on display at Field Museum.

Photo by REP, specimen on display at Field Museum Fig. 4 Artiodactyl forefeet.

One specimen on display is a 30 cm wide plate with clear quartz crystals, epidote crystals measuring as large as 10 cm and translucent calcite scalenohedrons, and comes from Green Monster Mountain on Alaska's Prince of Wales Island.

The vague labeling of the Lawrence panel could be easily overlooked if it were not for the fact that it's just one of hundreds of copies of art, artifacts or specimens on display at reputable cultural institutions all over Washington.

The specimens on display convey some of the excitement and appeal of early natural history.

Besides the specimens on display, he may have a few spares out the back.

For the simple reason that all specimens on display have come from artificially propagated plants, raised from seed to flowering wholly in cultivation.

Several of the botanical specimens on display were collected at Yosemite, including specimens used to name specific species, such as the sword fern.