How to pronounce “specimen” in English

specimen to Paris and he' been able to see it had no idea what it looked

specimen is a female why don't you name her Lucy and I thought wow well you know

specimens back to the museum say we've been doing it for 200 years young man of course that's the way we do

specimens in Natural History collections so how do we take our problem that we have at the Natural History Museum and

specimens this is a Buddhist monk named Shin a

specimens from the various departments to the pathology lab to be analyzed.

specimens around to the White House to have the president identify them he was the ranking expert in the United States

specimens the handy out of sanctions developing the list the concept of therapeutic use exemptions which we should talk about uh there are so many

The specimen was from Mongolia, but it was held in Japan in a Japanese museum.

One specimen in history, and we found this beautiful living girl.

known specimen from a known species.

blond specimen of humanity-- was under a poorly placed skylight, which meant that if he sat in place all day, as indeed he had to, he would burn.

complete specimen in the same way that maybe answer move from a colony or not and and this will be what we got you for

those specimens so being able then to use that imagy to facilitate things like automatic species recognition so that

with specimens and whatever ideas he had collected.

you can find this specimen in the University of Rostock zoological collection along with 60,000 other

to this specimen, which is a Neanderthal, but it's not just any Neanderthal.

they had found a specimen. Thought that they had found a specimen of one of the sea serpent's babies

"You stab at the specimen of undead instruct...indestructability until with a final anguished moan, a copious amount of blood pools beneath it.

Perhaps preserved specimens structure versus modern around aural/pressure sensitivity."

These are precious specimens.

800,000 specimens um it was a demonstration project to say to show that this can be done and these are the sorts of pipelines that you need to set

300,000 specimens that's a lot compared to what museums have done before but if we're trying to get into the Millions

thousands of specimens out on academic loans every year and actually the experience is when you digitize those and you make digitalized copies of those

And in some specimens, most of the bacteria have such things.

If those specimens weren't here for us to look at, there's no way that Hayley could have gone now and said that bone changed.

Hundreds of specimens are being collected from people and those genomes of those tumors are being read out and have all that data be put on the Internet for scientists to be

so we collect the specimens we take them back to our labs in America we run them through the machines and came up with a temperature curve so we do have a direct

we named her Fern-- with the single specimen that was collected by the California Academy of Sciences in 1914.

themselves into the most perfect specimen worthy of college admission, they are going to lead mediocre lives.

Is every civil war really a specimen of the same species when so many distinct dynamics, ethnic conflicts, wars of secession and national liberation, battles for succession and so on,

that object lift up the specimen and write it out yourself it's an amazingly analog system it's been like that for as

amazing way of literally bringing an iconic specimen to life so that specimen is in the in one of our main Halls it

Was it weird being a physical specimen in front of the camera versus where your stage show, you're much more subdued?

didn't have an exhibit or specimen of and that we were eventually going to find.

"Where researcher Sherwood Chang showed me the specimen and gave me a small sample.

it were a rare and homology specimen lying on a bookstore table the thick

in sake he dropped it into a specimen container which Ward slid into the two portal behind her from which point it

said well what should we name this specimen should we give it a name it it never would have worked so it was just pure serendipity the name

appreciate that beliefs are not just specimens on the table that we can dissect and poke.

try to engage people to acquire those specimens that are needed to look at those dormant cells and to try to determine what

We have over 30 million between the specimens, the natural history specimens, and over a million artifacts

and dicing of things and preparing specimens for spectroscopy or microscopy that we just don't have the technology, today, to do.

one some of my favorite specimens those a those aren't just we always joke those aren't just any Darwin finches those are

digital portal with all the specimens that you're in in the process of digitizing so I think there's two big

If we can get DNA from museum specimens like this surprised looking cat, or from mammoth teeth,

museums with their drawers full of specimens, and bugs and things, and stuffed birds, they're actually the Fort Knox of the genetic research world.

They're the things that hold specimens of things already extinct or unfortunately about to become extinct.

that there are another 300 or so specimens.