The phrase "arranging field" is not correct and lacks clarity in written English.
It may be intended to refer to the process of organizing or structuring a specific area or category, but it needs more context to be usable.
Example: "The team is focused on arranging the field for the upcoming event to ensure everything is in place."
Alternatives: "organizing area" or "structuring space".
From a physics standpoint, this amounts to arranging fields in multiplets with respect to the conformal group but with novel Weyl transformation laws.
This ordering can be generated by the system independently of higher order symmetries, and it provides a first step for further arranging fields in more articulated structures.
Mr. García shepherded the students through the workday and arranged field trips to MASS MoCA in North Adams, Mass., and other cultural pit stops.
She'd like to spend part of the $50,000 donation to arrange field trips, and also wants the players to lecture about nutrition.
Brady Funeral Home and Cobble Hill Chapels shared best practices and arranged field trips to the businesses that service the industry, including florists, cemeteries, headstone makers and a morgue.
This process corresponds to the formation of a grid on the plane, but in three dimensions it involves the creation of not just one hexagon but of multiple superimposed planes each of which contains hexagonally arranged fields.
When cells are transplanted from leo tK3 ;pfe;rse donors into nac hosts, thereby creating chimeras with mutant melanophores and wild-type iridophores and xanthophores (3 clones in 68 fish), again, no wild-type pattern is formed, but the mutant melanophores form loosely arranged fields of cells (C and C′ ).
We would like to thank Professor Bo Deng at the East China Jiaotong University for kindly arranging the field observation in the REE mines in southern Jiangxi Province.
In November of last year the Glen Head School, part of the North Shore School District, arranged a field trip for 80 fifth graders to visit the planetarium at the American Museum of Natural History in Manhattan.
Their responses, listed below, are edited for brevity and arranged by field of expertise.
