Sentence examples for field desirable from inspiring English sources

Modular coils were designed to examine the geometric complexity and the constraints of the maximum field, desirable coil-plasma and coil-coil spacing, etc.

These reconstruction schemes yield a subgrid velocity field with desirable divergence properties, but also with discontinuities across cell faces.

A key ingredient of the scheme is a subgrid reconstruction of the filtered velocity field with desirable divergence properties, which is necessary for accurate evolution of the particle number density.

Sensitivity is better than aperture to upgrade for low-light photos where depth of field is desirable.

Although further studies with other force fields are desirable, given the similarity of the AMBER force field to other force fields and the results of this study, it is reasonable to suggest that ligands do not necessarily adopt their global minimum conformations when binding to proteins but they generally prefer to adopt local minimum conformations upon complexation.

Flat image fields are desirable in photography in order to match the film plane and projection when the enlarging paper or projection screen lie on a flat surface.

Within the university, much of the pressure came from researchers in physics, engineering and computing who came to see local industrial development in their fields as desirable for various reasons: as a way of exploiting their research via startup ventures; as a potential source of research collaboration and funding; and as a way of boosting the employability of their students.

For efficient transfer of small volumes of liquids, the integration of micro-fluidic technologies, which already inevitably overlap with cantilevers in many fields, is desirable.

For T1rho mapping, high SL fields are desirable, since it correlates positively with T1rho relaxation times.

Having a means to demagnetize the field concentrator is desirable.

To pursue advanced work in the field, it is desirable to have some preliminary training in the natural or social sciences and in history.