Sentence examples for damp field from inspiring English sources
Gone is the cliché of a domestic holiday as a mildewed caravan in a damp field.
The degrees of excess have apparently waxed and waned over the years, however: one event in the early 2000s is said to have resembled a candlelit drum and bass rave in a damp field.
But Piniella made a point of saying the Mariners did not lose because of the mushy conditions, and when Seattle starter Paul Abbott was asked about the damp field, he said it did not affect him because everything hit against him was in the air, and far.
Here, they live up to their name, preferring flooded meadows, damp fields and watercress beds.
Proper hedgerows, fierce high protective beasts the like of which England has all but lost: it's like a much lumpier version of the Normandy bocage, and lazy damp fields full of that specific breed of happy cattle you get around Hereford, not sure of their name.
This corresponds to the known case of system in the turbulent damping field.
We further show that the formulation in control-theoretical terms naturally leads to devising other possible closed-loop schemes, such as a general high gain feedback stabilization design not requiring the knowledge of the radiation damping field.
We show that the various real-time feedback schemes commonly used in NMR can be cast in terms of high gain feedback, of exact cancellation based on knowledge of the radiation damping field, and of 2-degree of freedom control designs, with the exact cancellation as prefeedback.
We consider the simple resonant electronic detection circuit depicted in Figure 1 and follow the derivation of Vlassenbroek et al. for computing the radiation damping field.
These six differential equations [Eqs. (10) and (11)] are all coupled together through the radiation damping field [, Eq. (9)], although we have considered independent spins.
By contrast, the smaller concentration of acetonitrile reduces its magnetization and thus the amplitude of the radiation damping field [Eq. (13)].
