Examples of using First specimens in English and their translations into German
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The first specimens arrived already in 1933 from Guyana.
Mogan sailors captured the first specimens of bluefin tuna campaign 2017.
The first specimens were quite large, but throughout the period of their production, the cups became gradually smaller.
The good news is that in the last few years the first specimens have returned home.
The first specimens of the tropical plant were introduced into the botanical gardens of Europe around 1800 via England.
Bird this comes from in straight line of line from Harz canary, first specimens it was got about 1670 year.
The first specimens appeared in the former USSR in Odessa. It was unknown for a very long time whether they represented a wild species or an artificial breeding product.
That was revolutionary, even though the quality of the first specimens was terrible judging from today's possibilities.
The Red Texas Cichlids we currently have instock come from the breeder's facility who bred these first specimens.
The first specimens of this crustacean group were discovered in 1979 during dives in a marine cave system on Grand Bahama in the Bahamas archipelago.
Some specimens of woodyplants are worth mentioning because they are one of the first specimens planted out in our country.
It was thus not before February 1981 that the first specimens of series entered in service US Navy, in the event within Squadron VFA-125 of Navy, based with NAS Lemoore California.
The subspecific epithet,"becki", is in honorof Rollo Howard Beck, an American ornithologist who collected the first specimens.
The first B-1Baccomplished its inaugural flight in October 1984 and the first specimens were delivered to the 96e Bomb Wing de Dyess AFB(Texas), in June 1985.
Incidentally, the first specimens of the Writers Edition Alexandre Dumas that were made erroneously carried the signature of his father- a mistake that has made this version a rare collectors' item.
In Turkey orin Greece they have turned into to a kind of“national fruit”, the first specimens come as as early as spring from Spain and Japan one has bred seedless varieties.
Argentina has produced and consumed wines for about two hundred years.This tradition began when the Spanish settlers brought the first specimens of“vitis vinifera” to the Americas in the Sixteenth Century.
The first specimen was sold in 1964. Fotók.
The lab lost the first specimen.
DIS operates the first specimen of the new eco-friendly can pasteuriser from Krones, featuring an automatic interior cleaning system.
Diard collected the first specimen of the Borneo freshwater crocodile first described as"Crocodylus raninus" by Salomon Müller and Hermann Schlegel in 1844.
A prototype is the first specimen of a watch and is typically crafted by hand before serial production begins.
Because the Dutch contract-filling company operates the first specimen of the new eco-friendly can pasteuriser from Krones, featuring an automatic interior cleaning system.
The F-16A enteredfirst of all in service Tactical Air Command, the first specimen of this apparatus making its appearance on the basis of Hill AFB, in Utah, January 6, 1979.
The first specimen was collected in 1977 and consists of several ribs and vertebrae.
The first specimen is shown from the ventral side so that the hypostome is exposed; the other specimen is a complete enrolled one.
When, as an antomy assistant, I saw my first specimen embedded in a polymer block, I wondered why the polymer had been poured around the outside of the specimen as having the polymer within the specimen would stabilize it from the inside out.
The first purebred specimens reached Europe in 1991 and were acclaimed by FIFe in 1992 in Budapest.
The first collected specimens were returned to France where they named in honor of Santa Cruz by Alcide's brother, Charles Henry Dessalines d'Orbigny.
On the high wire we have our first specimen, the silent ballerina.