Sentence examples for dramatic field from inspiring English sources

There was only one action photo in his office: a picture, on a table facing his desk, of Summerall's dramatic field goal in the snow against the Browns.

These resonances are characterized by sharp transmission anomalies (total transmission and total reflection), and dramatic field amplification.

When the wavevector is perturbed, resonances occur around the trapped modes which results in transmission anomalies and dramatic field amplification in graphene stacks.

Although natural selection is often viewed as a slow pruning process, a dramatic new field study suggests it can sometimes shape a population as fast as a chain saw can rip through a sapling.

Mandy Patinkin was nominated for Homeland in the dramatic acting field, correcting one of last year's major snubs and he joins deserving first-timer Jonathan Banks whose character Mike had a heck of a year on Breaking Bad.

In 2012, Random House will release Kathi's dramatic investigative field memoir, which focuses in part on her 15-year odyssey tracking Viktor Bout.

Although batch reactors produce pH increases of 2 3 and an oxidation reduction potential (ORP) range of −500 to −900 mV, it is expected that the pH and ORP would be less dramatic in field applications where other mechanisms reduce the chemical changes (Zhang 2003).

A tour through the property's lush and swampy gardens aboard a motorized cart focuses on the alligators hiding in the fallow but dramatic rice fields — not on the slaves who sowed the original seeds and dug the original ditches (there's a like-minded boat tour, too).

U.S. Rep. Steve Israel of New York, who oversees the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee, told the Associated Press that "Illinois offers one of the most dramatic playing fields" in the nation.

A half century or so ago, I took a trip to the top of the Sierra, where I made the acquaintance of the fragile land of delicate meadows and lakes and dramatic ice fields and glaciers just below the jagged peaks that form the mountain range's spine.

These results show that rearing protocols can have dramatic effects on field performance under variable ambient temperatures in C. pomonella and that inducible plastic physiological responses are of direct relevance to CM control programmes.