Sentence examples for existing fields of from inspiring English sources

Scheele worked in all of the existing fields of chemistry.

According to Bell [3], futures studies should not only 'futurise' existing fields of research but should incorporate more principles of scientific futures research into the perspectives, theories, teaching, and research of 'old sciences'.

In order to broaden the agenda on exertion games, we link the existing fields of sports and interactive entertainment (arguing these fields have much to offer) by presenting four of our own designs as case studies.

In a statement, DoCoMo said it "aims to strengthen cooperation with venture companies through initiatives such as investments, primarily in Japan, to help upgrade services and technologies for smart devices in existing fields of business" on behalf of its parent company NTT Group.

However, in this region of Cameroon, existing fields of these types are small, between 0.28 and 0.35 ha (Gockowski et al. 2004).

But there is another important dimension, too (beyond igniting Jordan as auxiliary territory to ISIS' existing field of war), and one which has always been a part of the group's strategy.

Both the existing field of mechanism-based pharmacokinetic pharmacodynamic (PKPD) modeling and the emerging field of Systems Pharmacology offer important tools and concepts for the prediction of drug efficacy and safety in humans.

Exxon and other Western companies were being given access to vast new reserves -- a powerful lure at a time when many of their existing fields in other parts of the world were in decline.

The expansion of existing fields, such as Kirkuk and Rumaila, ought to remain under Iraqi control, he said, with foreign oil companies confined to providing equipment and expertise.

Mr Hollett calculates that EGS adds capacity to existing fields at a cost of 2-5 cents per kilowatt-hour; for low-cost natural gas the equivalent is 6-7 cents.

In other words, if demand and depletion patterns continue, every year the world will need to open enough fields or wells to pump an additional six to eight million barrels a day -- at least two million new barrels a day to meet the rising demand and at least four million to compensate for the declining production of existing fields.