Sentence examples for field hall from inspiring English sources
He is a member of the Olympic Hall of Fame and U.S. National Track and Field Hall.
Faggs won 11 national Amateur Athletic Union titles and was inducted into the National Track and Field Hall of Fame in Indianapolis in 1976.
(If you'd rather read about exercise than do it, visit the National Track and Field Hall of Fame, (212) 923-1803, in the huge armory at 216 Fort Washington Avenue).
NATIONAL TRACK AND FIELD HALL OF FAME opens tomorrow at noon at the Armory Track and Field Center, 216 Fort Washington Avenue, at 168th Street, Washington Heights, (212) 92121803.
The National Track and Field Hall of Fame was dedicated yesterday at the New Balance Track and Field Center at the Armory in Upper Manhattan before an all-star cast seldom found except in television specials.
"You look at the field — Hall of Famer, Hall of Famer, Masters winner, Open winner, British Open winner — they're everywhere out here and it's pretty cool," Goodes said, referring to the players he defeated in the 79-man field.
This approach is based on the parallel-field Hall devices with minimal design complexity containing only three contacts two input and one (Hall) output.
Nevertheless, the fact that the low-field Hall resistivity is nominally T-independent suggests that Coulomb interactions do not seem to be dominant in our system.
The variable magnetic-field Hall measurements have been applied to extract the separated carrier information about the nc-Si H, c-Si anc-Si H, interface, where the formation of two-dimensional electron gandis clearly observed.
The breathless pace continued, Charnley almost beating Hardaker to the line only to be dragged to the deck and, once Sinfield turned over in centre-field, Hall was on hand to rescue Richards' cross-field kick with the Wigan attack looming.
Although unrelated to the usual Hall effect, such a zero-applied-magnetic-field Hall-like particle current can be observed for vortices, electrons, colloidal particles, and other interacting particles.
