Sentence examples for specimen that introduces from inspiring English sources

A novel test specimen that introduces a uniform strain gradient is developed, and diffusion test data for an epoxy-based primer/adhesive are presented and employed for complete characterization of material constants used in the model.

Fawcett had seen one specimen that had been removed from a man's penis.

In the human specimen, that's thicker than the horse's.

This is the single specimen that acts as the identifier for the entire species.

He studies my press pass and then laughs, genuinely tickled by the absurd specimen that has come before him.

A hiker from Vancouver, British Columbia, wrapped his arms around a small Blue Lake specimen that was bent nearly double.

This field, taxonomy, relies on written descriptions and drawings of a "type specimen" that is an average representation for an entire species, or taxon, and that type specimen is carefully preserved in a museum.

It is a 41-carat gem known as the Dresden Green, a rare specimen that does not come with any known curses.

It can if it's the Corlear Sycamore, a magnificent specimen that is 87 feet high, 49 inches wide and more than 180 years old.

This individual is the holotype for his species, which is to say that he is the one specimen that represents what the species looks like.

"That would have been a perfect tooth," he said, smiling and holding up a large specimen that was sheared in half.