Sentence examples for specimen to capture from inspiring English sources

We took four to five photographs per specimen to capture various details: one of the label to permit capture of associated data, one of the whole specimen and two to three zoomed photographs of flowers or fruits.

Both full- and reduced-thickness specimens are tested to capture the through-thickness heterogeneity of texture and grain size.

The use of a concave conical mirror surrounding the specimen makes it possible to capture the reflected 360° surface with a single snapshot moving neither cameras nor object.

Knowles and Otto have returned to the site several times and were finally able to capture specimens of the spider last year.

Fish are implanted with tiny wire tags that would distinguish them from wild specimens that scientists hope to capture in surveys.

Driven by a report in 1986 that the forest where Tattersall had observed this unique sifaka was contracted to be clear-cut for charcoal production, a research team from the Duke Lemur Center, led by Elwyn Simons, obtained permits to capture specimens for a captive breeding program.

We are grateful to the Direction des Eaux et Forêts and Association National pour la Gestion des Aires Protégées for issuing permits to capture specimens, and to Dr. D. Rakotondravony and the late Prof. O. Ramilijaona for help with numerous administrative details.

We have done more work, we developed an impressive array of biodiversity informatics, we have tools to capture specimens in our collections and make the data accessible, but the basic we are missing: A strategy to explore the living planet, and even less a strategy to measure the change of species based at least on a basic count of what's out there".

P. falciparum infection was determined by enzyme linked immunosorbent assay (ELISA) of circumsporozoite protein (CSP) (Burkot et al., 1984; Wirtz et al., 1987) from the head and thorax of mosquito specimens in an attempt to capture the parts of the mosquito that would indicate they were infective mosquitoes.

I wanted to capture a specimen (about three square inches) of paint from the footwell.

Repeatedly, Dr. Rona tried to capture living specimens.