Sentence examples for cases fields from inspiring English sources

In some cases, fields of research that were stagnating under the exclusive domain of one discipline have been imbued with new discoveries through collaboration with practitioners from the second discipline.

In some cases the fermion particles were discovered (the second neutrino vµ, b quark); in other cases fields of research were opened (muon spin resonance, neutral kaons and charge-parity violation, dimuons and the Drell-Yan process), which led to further development of the standard model.

In a few cases, fields were visited for direct collection of freshly harvested seeds; while farmers did not usually mix varieties in the same field, they often harvested multiple fields at the same time and could identify each variety based on the seed and panicle appearance (Supplementary Fig. 1).

But in both cases, field tests are needed.Cavendish, like other cultivated banana varieties, is seedless and propagated by cuttings.

Thus there is an obvious formal analogy between classical and quantum fields: in both cases field values are attached to space-time points, where these values are specified by real numbers in the case of classical fields and operators in the case of quantum fields.

In many cases, field calibration methods are expedients designed to determine not the absolute accuracy of the measurement but the repeatability of the measurement.

In most cases, field tests can only obtain the macro mechanical properties, making it difficult to reveal the intrinsic meso-mechanism of the SRM deformation and failure process.

In two cases, field studies were mentioned, but data of the respective studies were not shown (maize NK603 and NK603 × MON810).

Extensive sampling is typically required, but in most cases, field sampling is prohibitively expensive and limited by terrain.

In some cases, field workers may have known if an area was generally high exposure or low exposure.

However, for these methods to be effective, accurate estimates of genetic and phenotypic parameters are required [ 3, 8] which are difficult to obtain in developing countries [ 3] because in many cases field recording is inefficient and poor [ 41].