Sentence examples for field originates from inspiring English sources

The magnetic field originates from the implanted magnet (domain 1 in Fig. 2).

"I just wonder where this strong field originates," says retired zoologist Roswitha Wiltschko, who co-discovered the avian magnetic compass with her husband Wolfgang in the 1970s and who was not involved in the work.

Force retrieval from these displacements is more complicated as mathematically the displacement vector field originates from the force field by a convolution with a stiffness dependent Greens' tensor that exhibits a singularity at the origin and decays as one over distance.

HOW does the Earth's magnetic field originate?

Because magnetic field lines have nearly infinite conductivity, the electric field originating in the solar wind is projected by magnetic field lines into the magnetosphere and onto the polar caps.

According to Dr. Schnapp, the field originated in 1949, when a Jesuit priest persuaded Thomas Watson, the founder of IBM, to sponsor his work compiling a computerized, searchable index of Aquinas's writings.

While the speculative and descriptive aspects of futurology are traceable to the traditions of utopian literature and science fiction, the methodology of the field originated in the "technological forecasting" developed near the end of World War II, of which Toward New Horizons (1947) by Theodore von Kármán is an important example.

Also, global signatures in the geomagnetic field originating from magnetospheric currents are monitored through the Swarm mission.

Our analysis, the first of its kind, shows that 85% of the innovations in this field originated in developing countries.

Indeed, this technique is used by seismologists to better detect and measure the surface displacement field originated by a seismic event.

This is attributed to its more surface active sites and strongest internal electric field, originating from the highest specific surface area and thinnest nanosheet morphology, respectively.