There, the specimens at 60 °C illustrated lower bending stiffness and slip of reinforcement, which resulted in a lower post-fracture strength.
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.
There perfect specimens are dehydrated, coated with a low-sheen resin, mounted on aluminum spindles, and placed in bell jars.
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.
At Boscombe in Dorset local lizard watchers report that where there are thousands of wall lizards, there are far fewer native specimens than there used to be, but there may be other reasons for this.
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, his mineral specimens were found to be valueless.
The state imposed its first fine for breaking coral in June 2007, when it ordered a tour operator, Crystal Seahorse, to pay $7,300 for illegally entering a natural reserve and breaking 11 coral specimens there.
There are insufficient specimens to assess fine manipulation in Australopithecus, but there is no reason to believe that they were less capable than modern chimpanzees.
There were 693 specimens collected before 1950, the earliest in 1892; and there were 609 specimens collected after 1950, the latest in 2001.
