They turned for inspiration to the impassive, quiet works of Barnett Newman and Ad Reinhardt, exponents of the colour-field branch of Abstract Expressionist painting.
The variable types were defined as numeric, logical, date, or character, and could be validated by range checks on numeric and date fields, code validity on single-coded fields, branch conditions, or consistency checks against previously recorded data.
With respect to the commercial field, 21 branches offer apprenticeship training, such as the service and administration branch, the bank sector and the food industry (a list of all 21 branches and the percentage of trained apprentices is provided in the Additional file 1: Table S1).
I've reported over time with many relief agencies as they work in the field, from branches of the United Nations to private charitable agencies like Oxfam and Save the Children, and most recently America's UMCOR, the United Methodist Committee on Relief.
After one year of growth in the field, 88 branches survived the first experimental set and 48 preparative survived the second experiment.
Near one end of the Indian field, Pittman Mill Branch is joined by a tributary branch called the South Fork.
Comte divided sociology into two main fields, or branches: social statics, or the study of the forces that hold society together; and social dynamics, or the study of the causes of social change.
Although poorly expressed in the field, this branch has some seismotectonic and magmatic manifestations.
It is particularly employed in field-specific branches of professional ethics such as business ethics and bioethics.
He joined the Army in 1988 in the Field Artillery Branch and served for 23 years, retiring as a major.
