Sentence examples for specimens the first from inspiring English sources

We know of its existence from just a handful of specimens, the first collected by British zoologist Thomas Jerdon in around 1844.

For temperature specimens, the first letter however starts from 2 as a number of specimens were fabricated in order to study the effect of constant temperature and named as GT1 series but discarded later from the experimental study.

As shown in Table 2, Figs. 5 and 6, for all three beam specimens, the first cracking, the first yielding of reinforcement steel bars and the flexural failure occurred at support and mid-span (normal stress critical sections).

In the nomenclature of the specimens, the first letter, G, represents GFRP; the second letter represents the exposure condition (T-temperature, H-humid environment/wet dry cycles and E-outdoor environment); the first number refers to the exposure period, i.e.; 1st, 2nd, 3rd or 4th; and the last number represents the serial number of specimen.

Figure 4 shows the restrained shrinkage strain, ε r, of the uniaxial restrained shrinkage cracking specimens (the first specimen out of the three specimens for each concrete mixture, URSC 65-NC-1, URSC 65-RC-1, URSC 45-NC-1, and URSC 45-RC-1) and the free drying shrinkage, ε free (see Fig. 3), of concrete.

From the center outwards, three color zones can be differentiated in mature specimens; the first grayish-green, the second white, and finally a bright red cottony rim.

All stool specimens were the first specimen obtained from a patient on a hospital visit, and specimens were investigated within 4 hours of collection.

He also discovered Mononykus (a small, bird-like specimen), the first embryo of a meat-eating dinosaur and a nesting Oviraptor.

An additional specimen, the first one obtained, taken from a bronchoscopy on March 8 at an Atlanta hospital, is no longer available for retesting, Dr. Cohen said.

The second specimen, the first known from the Kaiparowits Formation, was originally unassigned to a specific taxon.

The date of infection was defined as the midpoint between the last seronegative specimen and the first seropositive specimen.