Sentence examples for specimens can be seen from inspiring English sources
The clearest and most striking of the specimens can be seen to have four wings, extensive plumage and profusely feathered feet.
This was at the European Fine Art Fair, where it is not at all unusual to see well-polished people getting intimate with French-waxed consoles, where old specimens can be seen squinting through loupes at granite busts of even older specimens and where for the past quarter-century the acquisitive rich have descended each spring in hordes.
It occurs in damp areas like creek beds and fine specimens can be seen along the Boat Harbour track.
A supplement covering the use of this assay on these specimens can be seen online (available from http://www.cdc.gov/ncidod/EID/vol8no10/02-0393sup.htm).
A comparison between the closed porosity from micro-CT analysis, the open porosity from solvent exchange, and the open porosity determined by the combination of solvent exchange and micro-CT analysis, for the same cement specimens, can be seen in Figure 4.
A series of copies also made it to other famed collections and other versions of this specimen can been seen in Berlin, Paris, Milan and others.
Perhaps tens of thousands of specimens (there are dozens if not hundreds of specimens of each of the early birds Confuscisornis and Gansus and perhaps a thousand or more of the paravian Anchiornis) representing hundreds of species can be seen, and their individual features have been examined and placed in context.
On the other hand, increasing the thickness of the CFRP jackets adversely affected the ductility of the heat-damaged specimens as can be seen in Fig. 10d.
In longitudinal and vertical view of cupromeronic blue labeled specimens it can be seen that cellular protrusions from mesenchymal stem/progenitor cells span through the interstitial space to contact the lamina fibroreticularis at the tip of the CD ampulla.
The manufacturer recommends that the assay is performed directly on the specimen if the specimen contains bacilli that can be seen using a light microscope and an acid-fast stain (smear-positive) (1).
Inspired, Wolkoff spent days photographing every one of its 172 specimens; 36 of them can be seen in the show.
