Sentence examples for along its field from inspiring English sources

The system notifies you when it senses a door open or movement along its field of view.

The probe measured the magnetic field along its long axis and according to the tangential boundary condition, the measured magnetic field intensity relates to the field inside the specimen (Elhajjar and Law 2015).

A major technical step forward was the development of the fluxgate magnetometer in 1940 (Vacquier, 1993), which allowed the projection of the magnetic field along its axis to be accurately measured.

The B1x maximum value of the DR/TE102 probe is found to be slightly larger than that for a single resonator in a cavity because DR1 further concentrates the cavity's magnetic field along its x axis.

Finally, we discussed a unique multi-process phytoremediation system (MPPS) for the remediation of petroleum-polluted soils along with its field applications.

Explorer 1 also had a scientific payoff: Its cosmic ray detector, designed by James Van Allen of the University of Iowa in Iowa City, led to the discovery of the so-called Van Allen Radiation Belts, two donut-shaped rings of intense radiation that girdle Earth along its magnetic field lines.

One of the most original, cultured, and highly praised travel writers of the 1980s and 90s, his books included "The Traveler's Guide to the Hudson River Valley," in its fifth edition and still considered the best in its field, along with: "The Traveler's Guide to Western New England and the Connecticut River Valley," and "Virginia: A History and Guide".

Dodger Stadium's National League scoreboard, along its right-field wall between digital and analog advertisements, is within Dodgers Manager Dave Roberts' normal field of vision from his perch atop the home dugout. .

Shallow comparisons can be drawn: BP seems to be getting on swimmingly with its new chief executive and his new restructuring plan, while Shell is grapping with falling production at some of its fields, along with the dramatic change in terms at the huge Sakhalin project in Russia.

The gas giant turns on its axis once every 10 hours, dragging its magnetic field along for the ride, and effectively creating a whirl of electricity at each of the planet's poles.

Furthermore, the paper analyzes the axial electric field distribution and the possibility of achieving a uniform electric field along its anode while reducing the size of Benjamin type proportional counter design down to 1/10 of currently feasible values with respect to the thinnest available anode wire diameters.