The phrase "achieve field" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It is unclear what context you are referring to, as "achieve" typically requires an object or a specific goal, and "field" alone does not provide that clarity.
Example: "To achieve success in the field of technology, one must stay updated with the latest trends."
Alternatives: "succeed in the area" or "attain goals in the domain".
Traditional optical cavities rely on total internal reflection or photonic bandgaps to achieve field confinement.
Mr. Wigan's work requires a 40-centimeter-high binocular microscope to achieve field of depth; an independent source of concentrated electric power to light up the piece; and 23-times magnification to see the sculpture.
Equation of state parameters were tuned to achieve field measured fluid properties and subsequently used to predict the minimum miscible pressure (MMP).
Water stressed plants were initially irrigated from the top of the pot up to saturation, and then drained to achieve field capacity.
Irrigation was applied regularly to achieve field capacity based on evapotranspiration records from a Class-A evaporation pan (McMahon et al. [2013]).
All are at varying levels of maturity with clearly defined paths to achieve fielding to the Army in 2014.
A new high-field pulsed magnet has been designed, which is expected to achieve fields in the 65 70 T range.
We have constructed a number of superconducting magnets which are directly cooled by cryocoolers and can achieve fields up to 15 T at temperatures of about 4 K.
Low- and high-field magnet coils achieving field strengths of 1, 3, 7 and 11.75 T are provided for the cylindrical compact designs, 1 T for the asymmetric coil arrangement and 1 T for the open double-doughnut configuration magnet.
JW, the first author, achieved field work and laboratory analyses and provided the financial support for this study.
The latest arrays have consistently achieved fields beyond those required for the onset of deuterium desorption (∼20 V/nm), and have demonstrated the desorption of deuterium at fields up to 36 V/nm.
