Sentence examples for devoted to the field from inspiring English sources

The contestants invest their own money, thus expanding the pool of capital devoted to the field.

The $300 million to be spent annually is more than 10 times the amount the federal government devoted to the field last year.

"He was absolutely devoted to the field, to the scholarship, the history, the interesting kinds of pieces that really reflected the history of the piece and the history of the time".

Indeed, professionally, evo-devo has arrived with several academic journals that focus exclusively on the discipline, representation within professional societies, as well as academic positions, textbooks, classes, workshops, and research grant panels that are devoted to the field.

In \Section 1, the impact of nanoscience and nanotechnology in our society is described, using the point of view of the articles, the citations and the journals devoted to the field.

It is now solidly entrenched in the conceptual framework of modern biology and has all the markings of a new discipline, such as representation in professional societies, scientific journals devoted to the field, academic programs and job searches, panels at funding agencies, textbooks, etc".

Up first will be an exhibition devoted to the Fielding Collection, featuring more than 200 works of 18th and early 19th century American art, including paintings, furnishings and decorative art.

The name 'causal modeling' is often used to describe the new interdisciplinary field devoted to the study of methods of causal inference.

Launched on 22 November 2013, this European Space Agency (ESA) mission is devoted to the study of the geomagnetic field and its interactions with the Earth's system (Christensen et al. 2006).

The degradomics field is devoted to the study of proteases and the identification of all their biological substrates, aka degradomes, and many ingenious techniques have been developed and used to successfully identify hundreds of previously unknown protease substrates (reviewed in refs (121– 121)).

The field, he complained, was devoted to the study of monopoly and antitrust policy.