Sentence examples for defining field from inspiring English sources

Mayr's defining field experience collecting birds and botanical species in New Guinea helped him nail down the biological definition of a species in his 1942 book Systematics and the Origin of Species.

When defining field architecture, the following issues should be considered: deepwater or shallow-water development; dry tree or wet tree; stand-alone or tie-back development; subsea processing; artificial lift methods; facility configurations.

The basic idea is to propagate or "broadcast" defining fields from each pulse surface through a computational grid.

In the context of his work on algebraic number theory, Dedekind introduced an essentially set-theoretic viewpoint, defining fields and ideals of algebraic numbers.

Thus the emphasis is on the dynamics of these propagating defining fields, which obey only local Eulerian equations at each node.

The boutique museum, by contrast, restricts itself to some sharply defined field, idea, or taste.

The loosely defined field of synthetic biology has come to incorporate even more extreme forms of genetic tinkering.

Everywhere is the dry stone walling — assembled by hand with no mortar — that has lasted for centuries and defines field boundaries and ownership.

Two teams that rarely exceed 10 12 riders contend over a defined field with set flags and circles the "black places"—as goals.

"It's easier to knock off a front-runner in a clearly defined field," she said, just as the second-place finisher often wins a runoff by putting together the votes of those lesser candidates he defeated.

Binary variables are used to select individual wells within a defined field grid.