Sentence examples for field links from inspiring English sources

A recent paper I presented, "Psychoanalysis and Sports Psychology: A Theoretical and Practical Discussion of Peak Performance Phenomena on the Court, Field, Links, Rink and Life," emphasized my belief in the benefits of knowing both "couch and coach" methodologies when working with athletes.

For instance, the encntr_id field links to the main encounter data mart where admit, discharge, and some billing information is stored.

The apparent importance of the CA1 field links with data showing how interactions between the hippocampus and prefrontal cortex support recency memory in rodents [45,98].

The sample name field links back to the COSMIC sample overview web page, and mutation ID (COSM ID) to the COSMIC mutation summary page.

The result page included three important links: the " pedigree" field allows the visualization of the familial IgAN cases; the " info" field introduces the complete clinical history of each patient and the " follow up" field links directly to the data at different follow up times for each patient.

The cultural field linking the Middle Ages and the early modern period is vast and complex in every sense.

The No More campaign sees sporting teams take to the field linking arms to deliver a message that they don't tolerate family violence, as well as taking direct action to address violence within its own ranks.

Apart from the criminal questions, the case has fueled criticism that Mr. Bloomberg tried to pay for "ballot security" — a murky field linked in some people's minds to election-day voter suppression — through an indirect route to avoid scrutiny.

They do not need to have a job lined up and are not restricted to working in a field linked to their studies, as they would be in America.

How is this universe-filling field linked to generating matter?

The cluster is a geographically proximate group of interconnected companies and associated institutions in a particular field, linked by commonalities and complementarities (Porter, 1990 , 2001.