Sentence examples for specimens on which from inspiring English sources

The really rare specimens on which our civilization depends are those who are motivated by a passion for their work, from researchers to kindergarten teachers.

And to give you Eisner's idea of "busy," here's his schedule for one trip: 10 lectures in 12 days at locations up to 200 miles apart, each road journey punctuated by several stops to explore sites and collect specimens, on which he experimented nightly in his motel bedroom.

The top row of figures shows photos and drawings of the actual specimens on which our understanding is based.

In addition, samples were collected from each of the specimens, on which the compressive-shear bonding test was performed, for observation with field-emission scanning electron microscopy (FE-SEM) to microscopically analyze the bonding performance of each interface.

On the other hand, CTEs for Ti 30Zr and Ti 40Zr were below that of Duceratin, and thus, the surfaces of the Ti 30Zr and Ti 40Zr alloy specimens on which the porcelain was fired were seen to curve slightly toward the porcelain side upon cooling.

The name griveaudi honors Paul Griveaud, who collected the specimens on which Harrison based his description.

By modern standards, from these a single specimen has to be selected to serve as the type specimen on which the name is based.

The forearm specimen on which the quill knobs were found (specimen number IGM 100/981) represents an animal 1.5 meters in length (5 ft) and 15 kilograms (33 lbs) in weight.

Retesting original bloodspots is distinguished from second-tier testing using a different test, and also from repeat screening, which uses a new specimen on which confirmatory testing is done.

Contrary to Stein and Selden, the character is not coded as state 0 for Saperion; the antennula in the specimen on which that coding was based (fig. 3.1, 7.1 of Edgecombe and Ramsköld [ 26]) appears to be incomplete, preservation terminates at a scarp.

This paper revisits an earlier experimental study on heterogeneous specimens, of which the relative proportions of weaker material (siltstone) and stronger, harder material (sandstone) were varied in a controlled manner.