The phrase "ambient field" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to environmental science, sound design, or any discussion involving a surrounding atmosphere or context.
Example: "The ambient field of the concert created a unique atmosphere that enhanced the overall experience for the audience."
Alternatives: "surrounding environment" or "ambient environment".
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To test the relationship, ambient field conditions were incorporated into the digital and material studies, experimenting with a recursive relationship: form produces reactive forces.
For instance, the three calculated transition frequencies of the NS centre at Bz~0 mT (that is, ambient field), namely, 18.4, 130.2 and 148.6 MHz (Supplementary Fig. 1c), are matched with peaks in the ODMR spectrum (Fig. 2a).
Positive anomalies result when the crust is magnetized in a "normal" polarity parallel to the ambient field of Earth, and negative anomalies result when the crust is "reversely" magnetized in an opposite sense.
The expanding magnetic loop collides with ambient field lines and induces magnetic reconnection in which the magnetic energy is efficiently converted into the thermal energy of the plasmas.
The first half of the show features a performance of Tiersen's upcoming album, Eusa, in which his piano solos (such as Porz Goret) are accompanied by loud ambient field recordings (ocean waves, wind noises, birdsong) sourced from the Breton coast where Tiersen grew up.
And it raises an important question: in what other circumstances are ambient fields large enough to trigger hallucinations of one kind or another?
It can result in high l/f noise levels, especially in Earth's and other ambient fields, and in significant hysteresis.
As a bridge between the public and the ambient fields of energy, Imum Coelis offers a unique invitation to experience our environment from a new perspective.
(nu_{z} = E times {mathbf{B}}/B^{2}) is the plasma vertical drift related to the ambient magnetic field and zonal electric field E at the magnetic equator.
It is theoretically well understood that the movement of electrically-conductive ocean water in an ambient geomagnetic field induces secondary EM fields in the oceans (Sanford, 1971).
