When the 27th Indiana arrived at the cornfield, it was held by Confederate troops under Gen. John Bell Hood.
Since the L.A Historic State Park (or "The Cornfields," as it was once affectionately known) is undergoing somewhat of a facelift, we're trekking a few miles eastward to get our HARD Summer on this weekend.
And in "Signs," set almost entirely in and around an isolated farmhouse on the edge of a cornfield seething with menace, it is easy to admire Mr. Shyamalan's cool, Hitchcockian manipulation of suspense.
CA has rarely been mentioned by epidemiologists as a method for analyzing interaction (Cornfield 1975; Thomas and Whittemore 1988), yet it is widely used by toxicologists, particularly in the TEF form.
So, competitive applicants, after some soul-searching you may decide surrounding yourself with green cornfields studying As You Like It is as you like it, and there you have it.
PASS by a cornfield along the highway and it's quite natural to think it is nothing more than that -- a cornfield.
Finally, the Cornfield hockey-stick model is considered, and, for low-dose extrapolation, it is suggested that response be taken to be proportional to dose and to a power of time determined by background response.
It is an ethic that some feared might not survive in modern times, especially in places on the metropolitan fringes like DeKalb County, where many cornfields have been paved for strip malls and subdivisions.
Iowa residents' pride in their heartland lifestyle is given imaginative expression in the answer to the question posed in the motion picture Field of Dreams as the ghosts of baseball players past cavort on the diamond cut into a cornfield: "Is this heaven?" "No, it's Iowa".
It had been a cornfield before that -- it wasn't a pristine site.
