Sentence examples for amorphous field from inspiring English sources

Their degrees are not in that amorphous field called education.

Katerva, a new nonprofit set up to recognize and support stand-out sustainability efforts around the world, has just announced the winner of an award competition it hopes will be like a Nobel prize in the broad and somewhat amorphous field of sustainability: Sanergy, a company that builds low-cost toilets in the slums of Nairobi, Kenya and converts the waste into fuel and fertilizer.

But he's facing an amorphous field of other candidates and EMILY's List just weighed in by backing former Riverbank Mayor Virginia Madueno.

Direct and Federal Family Education Loans tend to be more tight-fisted in this regard, but still, if you're willing to commit to five years of teaching in a school with an armed security presence, or entering the amorphous field of "public service," you can consider yourself debt-free.

Excluding biochemistry on the one hand and physiology on the other, there lies between a vast and rather amorphous field of study of which the frontiers and lines of demarcation are anything but well defined'.

The foes are multiple and often amorphous, the study of the field dogged by disagreement on basic definitional and methodological issues, and the creation of policy hobbled by an exacting standard: the counterterrorist must succeed all the time, the terrorist only once.

My dreams are usually amorphous, featuring a field of confusingly connected events—a description that also applies to most of my work, as well as to my waking mind.

As Professor Menell of U.C. Berkeley put it, "Coming during the first decade of software's ascendancy, the [prior case law] produced more heat than light in applying century-old patent jurisprudence to an amorphous, rapidly developing field of technology".

Swarm robotics, active self-assembly, and amorphous computing are fields that focus on designing systems of large numbers of small, simple components that can cooperate to complete complex tasks.

To get to his vision of a clean "hydrogen energy loop" that uses the sun's energy to run a carbon-free power grid, he pioneered the field of amorphous and disordered materials science.

Nagpal specializes in a field called amorphous computing, which uses inspiration from collective behavior in nature – such as how social insects cooperate with each other in a colony – to design collective behavior in computer networks and robot swarms.