Sentence examples for field concluding from inspiring English sources

There was a wonderful three-ring circus of track and field, concluding with Justin Gatlin of the United States taking the 100-meter dash and ending Maurice Greene's bid for consecutive gold medals.

Investigators who in 1899 found that beta rays were deflected by a magnetic field concluded that they are negatively charged particles similar to cathode rays.

Africa won the men's team championship for the fourth straight time and Russia won its first women's title as the nine-team, two-day World Cup of Track and Field concluded yesterday in Madrid.

It's a quest worth pouring one's energy into, Field concludes.

Field concludes there is a need for the government to reform employment law, and enforce it "much more robustly, with the objective of introducing greater security for workers without compromising the flexibility of their work".

Field concludes that "the notion of difference of meaning is unhelpful in the context" and that Carnap's view of the meanings of the logical contexts is therefore hard to defend.

Looking back on the corresponding history of algebra, B.L. van der Waerden, himself a major contributor to this field, concluded: "It was Evariste Galois and Richard Dedekind who gave modern algebra its structure; that is where its weight-bearing skeleton comes from" (Dedekind 1964, foreword, quoted in Mehrtens 1979b; cf. Gray 2008).

A review of research in a related field concluded that 55% is considered to be 'one of the best response rates' [ 35].

While document retrieval is a well-established field, this study concludes by briefly outlining how computer systems could support searches for people.

If done slowly enough, over a number of years, the 14 specialists in public health and other fields concluded, even those fans of potato chips shouldn't notice the change.

The World Health Organization (WHO) Research Agenda for ELF fields concluded that there were no substantive health issues related to ELF electric fields at levels generally encountered by members of the public.