Sentence examples for there are specimens from inspiring English sources
In the British Golf Museum at St. Andrews there are specimens of ancient clubs including two woods and an especially notable putting cleek i.e., a putter having an iron head on a wooden shaft made in the second half of the 18th century by Simon Cossar of Leith, club maker to the Company of Gentlemen Golfers.
The median destructive field (MDF) is higher than 30 mT, which indicates that the remanence is very stable and hard (there are specimens with an MDF higher than 70 mT).
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.
Unfortunately, most modern-era extinctions that might be considered as potential candidates are hopelessly inadequate for this purpose: either there is no pertinent documentation, or there are no investigable specimens collected before as well as during the time of collapse, or, if there are specimens, there is no available empirical methodology for determining cause of loss.
There were specimens from twenty one patients belonging to categories 4 (n = 1) and 9 (n = 20) whose ALS responses were higher than the cutoff.
There were specimen trees, like an English oak and sweet gum, both with variegated leaves, and mounding shrubs, like stephanandra, whose bright green, deeply incised leaves cascaded over black sedge grass.
There are several specimens of dinosaur that have been on the wrong end of some major bites by rexy.
Lizards from France are mostly brown in colour but there are green specimens – most likely descended from Italian stock.
There are taxidermy specimens, bones, plaster-cast animal tracks, pelts, microscopes, scientific literature, children's books, games and puzzles.
It makes sense, then, that in the romantic-comedy world there are many specimens of women who — like Vulcans or Mothra — do not exist in real life.
There are 96 specimens in the program's brain bank, including some from former N.H.L. players, Cantu said.
