fahrenbach造句

• The film has its believers, Meldrum and Fahrenbach among them.
• Fahrenbach's unit served in Afghanistan.
• Fahrenbach has been trying to prove by DNA analysis of hair samples that Bigfoot is a species heretofore unknown to science.
• Fahrenbach said American soldiers have as much to learn from the Ethiopians as U . S . troops have to teach.
• Additionally, six Native American lance heads made of stone were found near the creek by Joseph Fahrenbach in the autumn of 1872.
• "I've gotten close enough to smell him, " said Fahrenbach, recounting a backpacking trip to a remote valley in Washington's North Cascades.
• While Meldrum and Fahrenbach may have some academic investment in Bigfoot, Mathew Johnson, a clinical psychologist from Grants Pass, Ore ., says his conviction cannot be dismissed as scholarly bias.
• Contrasted with the bevy of varied real-life wilderness tales that percolate weekly on Web sites, Fahrenbach said, the debunking of Wallace's tale " fades into insignificance ."
• "We all knew ( Wallace ) was hoaxing years ago, " said Henner Fahrenbach, a retired Oregon Regional Primate Research Center scientist who has published a numerical analysis of Sasquatch spottings.
• "All it means is that Ray Wallace is dead, not Bigfoot, " said Wolf Henner Fahrenbach, a Portland-area zoologist, retired from the Oregon Regional Primate Research Center.
• Cliff Crook, who carries out his " peaceful pursuit " of the legend from Bigfoot Central in Bothell, Wash ., agreed with Fahrenbach about Wallace, while contending that the famous movie footage is faked.
• It may seem remarkable that Ray Wallace's staged footprints, which appear to have launched the term Bigfoot into popular idiom, were within an inch or so of the other 706 prints, but Fahrenbach is unfazed.
• But Fahrenbach has done an extensive analysis of 706 footprints, and has concluded that the average length of the animal's foot is 15.6 inches, and that an adult can weigh up to 2, 000 pounds.
• Henner Fahrenbach, a retired biomedical researcher from Beaverton, Oregon, analyzed some hairs and claims to have identified a single specimen, which he believes belongs to a Sasquatch, although he admits this identification is very tentative and impossible to test.
• "Each of our armies has its own idiosyncrasies, tactics, techniques and procedures, so we're trying to understand what theirs are and help them understand what ours are, so we can safely exercise with them, " said Capt . Christopher Fahrenbach, C Company's commander.