Sentence examples for specimens representing the from inspiring English sources

The pattern collected from the specimens representing the other three treatments looked similar and are not shown here.

The average changes in the mass of concrete specimens representing the changes in the bulk density and eventually changes in porosity are presented in Table 3.

A relative research carried out by Martinez et al. (1982) that explained lower strength in smaller specimens in comparison to larger specimens, representing the size effect.

The analysis is based on a viscoelastic-fracture model, which input parameters include results from the relaxation modulus and the Dynamic Mechanical Analyzer (DMA) test conducted on specimens representing the fine matrix portion of the actual mixtures, and from surface free energy tests.

In a fascinating aside on the neurology of psychopathy, Harris conjectures that, just as there are specimens representing the utmost of human moral depravity, there must be those who exemplify moral excellence -- a genetic and cognitive basis for that campy high school superlative: moral fiber.

To analyse the evolutionary background of different reticulation forms we utilised two A. nevadensis specimens and 30 A. bipustulatus specimens representing the reticulation pattern of 16 bipustulatus, two kiesenwetterii, three falcozi, one dolomitanus, one pyrenaeus and seven solieri forms.

Only a few specimens represent the meagre beginning of the dinosaurian reign.

It is noted that the specimens represent the soft or/and hard tissues of human organs.

The donor age of the specimens represented the young age of the typical patient population experiencing ACL ruptures.

The first group of five specimens represents the middle part of the span of a continuous beam and specimens are flexurally strengthened.

Therefore, no intact skulls or articulated skeletons have been found, and these specimens represent the most complete known rebbachisaurid remains.