Sentence examples for specimen sheet from inspiring English sources

The imaging workflow is an ordered set of steps through which a specimen sheet is removed from an enclosing folder, imaged, returned to the original folder for refiling, and the resulting image examined for targeted quality.

Caslon's first specimen sheet was issued in 1734 and exhibited his roman and italic types in 14 different sizes.

The electrode potential, the anode Faradaic efficiency and the rate of corrosion of the alloy specimen sheet (10 × 10 × 0.5) were measured in 1 M AlCl3 aqueous solution.

All five calyces of young as well as open flowers on the Reid specimen sheet show 2 lobes; one young bud shows a single deep suturing across the top of the calyx (implying two lobes from a younger stage).

Scientific collections housing embryos simply need to provide a basic check list (Figure 5) of SES-characters visible in a specimen (sheet 1 of Table S1 or 2).

This typically means that at least a subset of the participants is spending time in the herbarium, which leads to a deeper understanding of the collection but also potentially exposes them to legacy pest-management compounds (e.g., naphthalene can infuse the specimen sheets and persist well after mothballs are removed from cabinets).

William Caslon, who issued his first type-specimen sheet in 1734, made a number of refinements of the Garamond style and created faces that have become traditional and are still much in use.

Regions near the surfaces in a bent sheet specimen are approximately subjected to plane strain tension or compression.

In this study, it was observed that the specimens sheeted by GFRP plate experienced core failure, and the other specimens face sheet failure.

The specimens sheeted with UHPFRC resisted additional compressive loading with less stiffness, but failed with face sheet buckling.

Both specimens sheeted with GFRP plate, and the specimens with epoxy bonding, were clearly delaminated before the peak load, as shown in Fig. 10.