Sentence examples for field brackets from inspiring English sources
Press ^ Ctrl+F9 at the same time to insert a pair of field brackets.
Place the cursor inside the field brackets, and type EQ \F n, d).
Press + in Windows or in Windows or on a Mac to create the field code brackets.
Lab tests on lacustrine samples show low Kv (8 × 10−11 4 × 10−9 m/s) bracketing field estimates (6 × 10−10 m/s) from 1-D model fits to piezometric data in response to large aquifer head changes.
In "Data missing" fields, figures in brackets indicate the number of values that were removed on the basis of known pre-analytical factors or biological implausibility.
We huddled in a small conference room at the Conrad Hotel and actually selected, seeded and bracketed the field.
One of his last works—a painted aluminum panel four feet high by about a foot wide, bracketing a field of bright yellow with a flurry of strokes in umber below and a zone of umber brushwork over yellow and blue above suggests a budding personal response to a widespread revival, then taking hold, of expressionistic painting.
One of his last works — a painted aluminum panel four feet high by about a foot wide, bracketing a field of bright yellow with a flurry of strokes in umber below and a zone of umber brushwork over yellow and blue above — suggests a budding personal response to a widespread revival, then taking hold, of expressionistic painting.
As the N.C.A.A. unveiled the new 68-team format for its men's basketball tournament Sunday, the defining quality of this year's field was not the bracket's redesign, but the record 11 teams from the Big East to earn an invitation.
This instrument incorporates a uniform electrostatic field ion mobility separator bracketed by electrodynamic focusing devices (ion funnels), which allows for high sensitivity and direct measurements of CCS values in nitrogen.
This 8-channel prototype incorporates a uniform field drift tube array bracketed by electrodynamic ion funnels, and the ion optics share common electronic connections within a single vacuum system, as depicted in Figure 7.
