Sentence examples for specimen to which from inspiring English sources

Tests results confirmed that all in all an increase in strength was seen in every specimen to which CFRP reinforcements applied with no occurrence of delamination, debonding or fracture of CFRP reinforcements.

The B-2 specimen, to which U-type reinforcements were added, showed lowest strength and deformation capacity.

The reference test specimen with sufficient shear reinforcement (DE1) is the flexural reference specimen to which strengthening was not applied.

Ultimately, if botanists want to know whether a particular plant is an example of, say, Mammillaria mammillaris, they should be able to compare it with the type specimen to which this name is permanently attached.

At first he referred to a single feather which appeared to resemble a modern bird's remex (wing feather), but he had heard of and been shown a rough sketch of the London specimen, to which he referred as a "Skelett eines mit ähnlichen Federn bedeckten " ("skeleton of an animal covered in similar feathers").

After this procedure, the wings were glued to the card with the specimen to which they belong.

Type specimens are the only specimens to which one can reliably apply the original name, thereby providing a physical link to all other associated information.

Computer queries were run to retrieve all reports from histologic examinations of tissue specimens to which the Leiden code "fungus" had been assigned (5 ).

The discrepancies between our work and that reported by Schadendorf et al (1995) may, at least partly, be related to the larger cohort of specimens to which we had access in our analysis.

He then continued to the Neanderthal skull, an altogether more interesting specimen, and to which he devoted much greater space.

As Avedon sought out faces on which life had left its mark, so I prefer older, flawed leaves to young, unblemished specimens — leaves to which something has happened".