Sentence examples for specimen shown here from inspiring English sources

The part of the specimen shown here is where fluid flows into the fracture from below towards above at each time.

Gene duplications in the ancient sea worm Pikaia (fossil specimen shown here at the Smithsonian) some 550 million years ago may explain vertebrate smarts.

Some remarkable specimens are shown here, mainly from the Ambo peoples of southwestern Angola, who reckoned their ancestry in matrilineal terms.

All three of these forms are closely associated with "spindles;" in fact the specimen of Ivesia shown here appears to have been lying on top of a "spindle" as it was buried.

The post consolidation relative density of each tested specimen is also shown here.

Specimens not identified to element, such as non-diagnostic long bone or cranial fragments, and a subset of fragile specimens are not shown here.

Golden wing bars, shown here on a specimen from the Cornell University Museum of Vertebrates, are only one of many plumage traits that have long been used to distinguish the golden-winged warbler from the blue-winged warbler.

The specimen of Stomopneustes variolaris (Lamarck, 1816) shown here was fixed before gonad maturation.

The results shown here were obtained from a Nimonic C-263 beam specimen, coated with Rokide® A (aluminium oxide).

The pattern collected from the specimens representing the other three treatments looked similar and are not shown here.

Most likely, there were much less nitrergic elements in the megacolonic versus control specimens, but this absolute decrease is also a relative increase as shown here.