Sentence examples for specimens quite from inspiring English sources

Dr. Tobias continued to collaborate with the Leakeys, reconstructing fossil skulls and calculating how big the brains must have been from specimens quite different from Dear Boy.

A section analysis based on perfect composite section assumption was found to predict the moment curvature behaviour of the FRP strengthened specimens quite accurately.

The proposed model was able to predict stress strain curves of the test specimens quite well.The proposed model was able to predict f′cc with mean errors (M) and standard deviations (SD) of 2.6% and 10.7%, respectively.

First, although the excavation was remarkably rich and the number of identified salamander specimens quite large, our conservative use of MNI reduced our sample size.

The Dmanisi specimens were quite different.

Friends were constantly bringing him botanical specimens, some quite mysterious-looking, which he collected in jars.

In other words, for all our public exploration of everyone else's bodies, our own personal specimens remain quite private.

Organized by the independent curator Todd Levin, it winds through a small three-story town house that provides the perfect setting, representing some 80 artists (from Hans Baldung Grien to Anj Smith, from Lewis Carroll to Louise Despont) and mixing art, artifacts, ephemera and a few natural specimens with quite a bit of draped fabric.

The single lap joint is the most used test in order to analyse the behaviour of an adhesive in an assembly as on one hand, the manufacturing of such specimens is quite easy, and on the other hand they require only a classic tensile testing machine.

Early Pleistocene specimens are quite homogeneous on F1.

The Gnathophausia zoea specimens were quite different in size, 12 and 28 mm.