The term now extends far beyond the compass of any particular field and has become a common tool for making connections between art, economics, psychology, philosophy and many other fields.
For over half a century, Haacke has served as the artistic, ethical, and political compass of the art field.
The generic Dreiding2.21 force-field and advanced compass force-field were used for the construction of models and prediction of properties, respectively.
The best compass, of course, is the price of gold.
The thermal conductivities (TCs) of graphene and folded graphene (FG) were calculated by non-equilibrium molecular dynamics (NEMD) simulation with the Condensed-phase Optimized Molecular Potential for Atom Simulation Studies (COMPASS) force field.
Yes, compass needles point along the magnetic field lines sprouting from Earth's poles, and iron filings on a piece of paper trace the same kind of field lines when they are produced by a bar magnet.
Other studies on HA and related crystals have used the CHARMM [41], [42] or COMPASS [43] force-fields, as well as a number of individual parameterizations.
It doesn't matter which compass direction the field is actually oriented in; this is the standard terminology that makes it easy to refer to portions of the cricket field.
In a similar manner, as a dragonfly closes in on a meal, it maintains an image of the moving prey on the same spot, the same compass point of its visual field.
These findings strongly support the hypothesis that migratory birds use their visual system to perceive the reference compass direction of the geomagnetic field and that migratory birds "see" the reference compass direction provided by the geomagnetic field.
An invisible mass alters the orbit of a comet; dark energy affects the acceleration of a supernova; the earth's magnetic field tugs on birds, butterflies, sea turtles, and the compasses of mariners.
