Sentence examples for specimens of a different from inspiring English sources
When they were first discovered, in 1843, they were mistaken for sickly specimens of a different species.
A fine needlework specimen of a different breed is the "Pot of Flowers Hooked Rug" (1885-1900).
However, it became clear that the Novartis Gene Atlas data set is not amenable to correlation analysis because it represents a mix of arrays derived from diverse biological specimens, each being of a different origin and each representing a single copy of the corresponding set of expression measurements.
The fractured surfaces of the specimens indicate a different failure mechanism for galvanized and uncoated high-strength steel.
Synchrotron-based computed tomography of post mortem SBS specimens suggests a different damage trajectory and mode of damage accumulation in nanostitched thin-ply laminates, notably the complete suppression of delaminations in the nanostitched region.
In addition, it was notable that the stress-relaxation response of GAG-depleted specimens followed a different profile, with a steady increase in relaxation throughout the test period (Fig. 5).
This was achieved through studying the response of modal testing with different specimens of different lamina orientations as a main factor affecting fatigue life.
A taphonomic explanation is less likely; the fossil assemblages are mixed with specimens of different sizes belonging to different species, and there is no evidence of preferential sorting by size, which could have selectively preserved some parts and not others.
Specimens were already part of a different study and reused for the present investigation.
This dataset contained unconfined compressive strength (UCS) results of 585 CPB specimens produced with a different combination of influencing variables, including the physical and chemical characteristics of tailings, the cement-tailings ratio, the solids content, and the curing time.
Dog-bone shaped specimens of four different sizes in a size range of 1 8 were tested.
