Sentence examples for that a specimen from inspiring English sources

"I used to have energy like that," a specimen like myself might be heard saying wistfully between short breaths, indicating some limber teen-ager flying past.

Mr. Klemens is not surprised that a specimen showed up in Rockaway.

Reading this book reminds you of the aura that a specimen of handwriting can have – all the more so as it becomes a rarer thing.

In 1970, while reviewing fossil specimens at a museum in the Netherlands, Ostrom determined that a specimen previously thought to be a pterosaur was in fact a member of the genus Archaeopteryx, which had characteristics of both birds and dinosaurs.

These reports reveal that a specimen of sufficient size is required to make a correct preoperative or intraoperative diagnosis.

After a number of expeditions including the present one, hope was given up that a specimen would be found.

Later that year, a specimen of A. ostoyae was identified on Mount Adams, in southwestern Washington state.

For that, a small specimen was obtained, fixed in 4% paraformaldehyde, embedded in paraffin, and sectioned.

[A40.] The 360-acre agricultural laboratory in Weybridge, England, that is testing a specimen from a Washington cow for mad cow disease has had plenty of experience.

Meng et al. [99] suggested that washings of a specimen retrieval bag may help the pathological diagnosis after renal morcellation.

On Sunday, Heritage president Gregory Rohan pointed out that putting a specimen with questionable ownership in a major auction would make no sense.