Different sets of specimens were made, after that these specimens were tested on tensile and bending testing machines.
The "specimen" category (Ospec) contained: fossil specimens, living specimens, material samples and preserved specimens.
These specimens came from existing specimens already owned by Harvard, those that L. Agassiz brought with him from Switzerland in 1847, and those that he either collected or purchased after his arrival in the United States.
Moreover, each elongated specimen consists of two blastomeres inside the sculptured capsule, and the geometric relationship of the two blastomeres in each specimen suggests that these specimens probably represent cleaving embryos during different phases of cytokinesis.
Five slender wall specimens with an aspect ratio of 2.7 were constructed and tested under cyclic lateral and constant axial loads: one of these specimens was a control specimen, which was designed in accordance with the Korean concrete design code (KCI 2012), and the other four specimens were reinforced with AMFs.
The ultimate fate of a specimen, used to track missing specimens, or specimens used in a destructive analysis.
We accept figured specimens, unique specimens, transforming juveniles, and developmental series either raised in aquaria or collected from the wild.
Indeed, two kinds of specimen are tested: conventional tensile specimens and specimens designed for plane strain tensile test.
After careful consultation of the literature and specimens, we concluded that these specimens are morphologically distinct from any described species.
SP2 and SP3 specimens had lower carbon content and concrete crushing at 2.75% drift (Fig. 14d) followed by rebar buckling and rupture were observed in these specimens In SP1-R specimen, provided additional ties were improved the behavior and prevented early rebar buckling.
