Sentence examples for specimens of more from inspiring English sources

The aquarium's fish collection is composed of approximately 2,000 specimens of more than 250 species.

Even a small jackfruit weighs in at 10-15lbs (5-7kg), and farmers have recorded specimens of more than 100lbs (45kg).

The zoo, which occupies about 76 hectares (187 acres), has approximately 5,000 specimens of more than 500 species.

Because of Australia's strict import restrictions, Taronga Zoo's collection of 4,000 specimens of more than 700 species consists mainly of native wildlife.

In the summer of 1859, an Englishman named Henry Walter Bates returned home after 11 years of roaming the vast Amazon jungle with specimens of more than 14,000 species he had collected.

It was, by common consent, a reasonably honourable conflict between Good and Evil, compared with the shabbier specimens of more recent times, and has inspired an infinite range of defining drama, from the sublime Dad's Army to Steve McQueen jumping over a fence on a motor-bike.

Another species of euphausiid, E. tricantha, was found in very small numbers (only four specimens out of more than 3000 euphausiids identified).

I could link to specimens of our more critical coverage to prove my point, but that would be cheap.

Wagoner et al. (2005), tried to apply this test methodology to smaller and disk-shaped specimens of concrete (more appropriated in case of specimens obtained from drill cores) but they ran into troubles obtaining premature failures at the pulling load holes in about 50% of the tests, thus evidencing the disability of a direct application of the procedure.

Clinical specimens of sera are more abundant and more conveniently collected than tissues.

The researchers found the specimen of Kulindroplax more than 10 years ago in the Herefordshire fossil deposit, a rich assemblage of ancient marine life forms more than 400 million years old.