Sentence examples for and fields in a from inspiring English sources
This formula is related to a boundary value problem (BVP) governing electric potentials and fields in a proximity of a pore.
It can be used to understand the potential contribution of agriculture to sustainability issues and to help local decision makers define policies that will account for the spatial diversities of farms and fields in a landscape.
Serotonin, the brain chemical involved in depression, anger, and a variety of other human behaviors, turns out to have another surprising role: It transforms desert locusts from solitary, innocuous bugs into swarming, voracious pests that can ravage orchards and fields in a matter of hours.
But stuff kept coming out of his mouth, about the joys of getting liquored up on Saturday night (I'm with you so far), and then careening about roads and fields in a pickup truck, shining a light about and then shooting at "anything that looks like it has eyes".
"I will continue to fight for my right to participate in the great sport of track and field in a time frame shorter than four years," Gatlin said in a statement.
Shalane Flanagan and Amy Cragg, Track and Field In a sport not exactly championed for the importance of teamwork, these friends and training partners have shown everyone just how wrong they are.
Interestingly, in my own travels in Central Europe during the 1980s I remember finding lots of Western games including Track and Field in an East German railway station and, if I recall, Galaxian in a ratty old arcade in Warsaw.
On my way to the post office one morning, I walked the breadth of Boulder's dwellings and fields in half an hour.
Hurdling, sport in athletics (track and field) in which a runner races over a series of obstacles called hurdles, which are set a fixed distance apart.
Pole vault, sport in athletics (track and field) in which an athlete jumps over an obstacle with the aid of a pole.
The changing wind and temperature fields in a warming spatially and temporally modulate GW fluxes in the stratosphere.
