Sentence examples for specimens some of from inspiring English sources

His ashes were flown back to San Francisco, where they arrived along with venomous snake specimens, some of which may be Slowinski's last newly discovered species.

Great sheets of loose bark hang off these impressively large specimens, some of the tallest I've seen in the city.

Then, when they were in the Natural History Museum in Paris last May for a study on tropical octopus diversity, they noticed rows of small, alcohol-preserved specimens, some of which sat unstudied for more than 100 years on the back shelves.

He returned with a large collection of plant specimens, some of which became part of the French royal collection under the supervision of the naturalist Georges Buffon; most of them now belong to the National Museum of Natural History in Paris.

A pressed notch or a chevron notch was introduced into DWTT specimens, some of which had a back slot designed to decrease the inverse fracture area.

Given the fragmentary nature of many of these archaeological specimens, some of the data were missing from the initial database.

A mere handful of specimens, some fragmentary, of inlaid white porcelain have survived.

However, hydrogen-induced delayed fracture has been reported to occur in deep-drawn cup specimens of some of these alloys.

One of the early inventors of photographic methods, William Henry Fox Talbot, used botanical specimens in some of his earliest plates (Gernshiem, 1986).

To test reproducibility, we included multiple specimens for some of the species for which enough fresh material was available.

Besides having about 5,000 specimens of some 350 species of fish, the aquarium maintains a collection of more than 200 kinds of reptiles and amphibians, along with 3 species of marine mammals and 60 species of marine invertebrates.