Sentence examples for field realistic from inspiring English sources

Before Raman analysis is accepted and implemented in the field, realistic studies applied to unknown samples need to be performed to define the reliability of this technique.

As part of the larger SmartSite project, this article introduces a novel real-time path planning system for compactors and presents the results of several simulation and field realistic experiments conducted to evaluate the system in a sophisticated simulation and harsh construction environment, respectively.

The four elements include: (1) VE-enabled safety learning processes and the embedded use of technology must allow the creation and use of field realistic VE scenarios easily and quickly.

During the first four weeks of his study, the bees were fed concentrations of imidacloprid that, as it turns out, were in fact field realistic.

In other words, Lu's data suggests the opposite of his stated conclusion--bees appear to do fine when exposed to field realistic doses and even increasingly higher amounts of neonics, but ultimately succumb to astronomical levels.

Lu steadfastly claims that bees that died in his studies were fed field realistic levels doses--statements echoeduncritically by reporters without, it turns out, cross checking with beekeepers or entomologists.

Bayer's "Bee Care" website maintains that "no adverse effects to bee colonies were ever observed in field studies at field-realistic exposure conditions".

The British study, led by Stirling's Professor David Goulson, Britain's leading bumblebee expert, showed that growth of colonies of the common buff-tailed bumblebee, slowed after the insects were exposed to "field-realistic levels" of imidacloprid, a common neonictonioid insecticide.

The research, led by biologist James Crall at Harvard University, used tiny, automated robotic platforms to monitor activity in several bumblebee colonies after exposure to "field-realistic levels" of imidacloprid, a common neonicotinoid, dissolved in artificial nectar.

VE technology has still some remarkable technical deficits in creating field-realistic environment, for example, the field-of-view of headset goggles is limited and could cause sickness to test persons as a result of orientation loss; (2) wearable or remote sensors must be able to record reliable data that are relevant to human behavior and convey such information into VE.

While most work on neonicotinoid toxicity has looked at honeybees, a study on B. terrestris showed that "field-realistic" levels of imidacloprid significantly reduced growth rate and cut production of new queens by 85%, implying a "considerable negative effect" on wild bumblebee populations throughout the developed world.