Sentence examples for field rather than a from inspiring English sources

Sārts hesitates, stressing that he can talk only from his vantage point in Riga, as an expert in the field, rather than a Nato spokesman.

I hear they might even go off at a tangent and choose someone from a different field, rather than a sports star.

She is a political scientist, not an economist, and in honoring her, the judges seemed to suggest that economics should be thought of as an interdisciplinary field rather than a pure science governed by mathematics.

A "vine ripe" label is no indication that a tomato was raised in a field rather than a greenhouse or hydroponically, with none of the flavor derived from the minerals in soil.

For instance, ads celebrate going ice fishing in an Alaskan glacier field rather than a local pond, "crossing the room like you own it" at a hot club and sailing away with friends after you "throw a dart at a map of the world and go where it lands".

When you present your work at a meeting, you become an active participant in the field rather than a spectator.

The majority simply wants a fair, level, democratic playing field rather than an unjust plutocracy.

Like those in e-reader displays, the black and white particles can be drawn towards or away from the viewing surface (in this case using a magnetic field, rather than an electric one).

Since potential field models are constructed on the basis of the shape of the magnetopause and the parameters of the internal field rather than an empirical data set, they can be used to assess magnetospheric configurations which differ significantly from today's Earth's magnetosphere.

Although mass spectrometry based proteomics demonstrates an exciting promise in complex diseases diagnosis, it remains an important research field rather than an applicable clinical routine for its diagnostic accuracy and data reproducibility.

In our cohort, the increased SRT dose received by BC cases was primarily a reflection of the increased incidence of a mantle field rather than an independent effect of dose on BC development.