Sentence examples for field spanning from inspiring English sources
Stratigraphic studies and associated optical dating reveal a complex depositional history for this dune field spanning the late Quaternary.
A stratigraphic sequence of eolian sands, paleosols and debris flow deposits are identified in this dune field spanning the past 55 ka.
Cognitive science (CS) emerged in 1975 as a field spanning parts of psychology, artificial intelligence, linguistics, philosophy, anthropology, and the neurosciences.
The TH-derived paleomagnetic data possibly indicate variation of the geomagnetic field spanning approximately from 20.5 to 17.4 cal.
It provides a broad overview of the most recent developments in the field, spanning a wide range of topical areas in simulational condensed matter physics.
The series delivers up-to-date reviews of progress in ultrafast intense laser science, the interdisciplinary research field spanning atomic and molecular physics, molecular science, and optical science, which has been stimulated by the developments in ultrafast laser technologies.
The field spans Labour's philosophical spectrum, embracing left, right, green, mutualist and devolutionist tendencies.
He was 66. Whitley's distinguished career in the tourism field spanned more than 40 years, including both private sector and government positions.
The field spans their theoretical foundations, applications, and architectures, as well as circuits and systems implementation of algorithms for signal and information processing.
My perceptions of the biohydrometallurgical field span four decades and stem from being a professional microbiologist conducting academic research and research for process development and applications of thermophilic microorganisms and heap bioleach processes.
I could make out the Al Rashid Hotel, Saddam's partially built mosques, the spindly, saucer-topped telecommunications tower, and the pyramid-shaped mansion that belonged to Saddam's late brother-in-law Adnan, next to a military marching field spanned by an arch formed by giant sabres, each in the grip of a huge bronze hand and forearm.
