Sentence examples for field accounts from inspiring English sources

The reconstructed displacement field accounts for 95% of the fluctuations observed in the measurements.

The installed capacity in grid-connected renewable energy field accounts for 35%, next to the applications in distributed generation and microgrid.

By studying gravitational waves, they can now explore extreme conditions in which the energy in an object's gravitational field accounts for most or all of its mass the realm of strong gravity so far explored by theorists alone.

We obtain an optimized set of conductivity parameters using 1-s resolution geomagnetic and geoelectric field data collected at the Kakioka, Japan, observatory for five different intense magnetic storms, including the October 2003 Halloween storm; our estimated geoelectric field accounts for 93% of that measured during the Halloween storm.

The oil and gas resource evaluating results of limited fluid dynamic fields in several China major basins evaluated by Pang et al. (2014a) indicate the oil and gas resource accumulated in the field accounts for more than 84%% of the total basin resource.

The damaging effects of the illness he had suffered were compounded by an assault while in the field: accounts vary, with some friends recalling that Keable received a blow to the head from a "powerful native", and others describing a gunshot wound to the thigh, inflicted by a (probably drunk or deranged) Mosutu.

That means swimming and track and field accounted for about 60 percent of the United States medal count after accounting for just under 50 percent of the total in 2008.

Within nine months of the Daisy Bradford No. 3 strike, a thousand wells were up and running in the East Texas field, accounting for half of the total U.S. production.

The Yankees' outfielders were shaded slightly toward right field, accounting for Molina's tendency to slap singles, and with the count at two strikes, Williams anticipated a fly to his left.

Globalization, a word heard so often in other contexts, has effectively leveled the playing field, accounting for despair in Paris, dismay in Buenos Aires but wild celebrations in Dakar and Seoul.

America, the birthplace of modern biotech, continues to tower over the field, accounting for more than half of all publicly-traded firms and almost $43 billion in revenues last year, including from such giants as Amgen and Genentech.