To accommodate field penetration a glass gap covers the area near the pulsed dipole.
As a result, the dry HWT can be an effective tool of quantifying rutting potential with better simulating to field behavior, lower cost of equipment, and less complicated geometry that can also accommodate field cores.
Soon the adjacent forest had been chopped into fragments to accommodate fields and pastures.
Unlike the Derby, which accommodates fields of up to 20 horses, the Preakness is limited to 14. Pimlico has a narrower track, and that is one reason the Derby has averaged 17 horses the past 20 years while the Preakness fields have averaged 10.2.
This was necessary to accommodate the field logistics of making (12 36) repeat visits to multiple field locations as well as collection, transportation and processing of large volumes of field samples.
The design of such databases is often challenged by opposing needs: (1) the individual need to maintain flexibility of database structure and contents, to accommodate unexpected field situations; and (2) the corporate need to retain compatibility between distinct field databases, to accommodate their interoperability.
It was so long, managers brashly asserted, it could accommodate a field equal to the distance of the Wright Brothers historic first flight.
Unfortunately, electrode analyses in conscious animals have been traditionally restricted to nonhuman primates and occasionally rats, as mice were too small to accommodate the field's standard equipment.
Receiving the principal's permission included determining that the school had the proper resources to accommodate the field test (namely, computer rooms and classroom space).
The 45° reflective filter (50 mm × 50 mm) was large enough to accommodate the field of view of a 100-mm macro-lens, reflect light with wavelengths <500 nm, and provide additional improvement of the excitation light quality by allowing wavelengths >500 nm to pass through the filter cube.
