Sentence examples for fields constitutes from inspiring English sources
The changing state of the plasma distribution arising from these highly variable electric fields constitutes an important component of the ionospheric weather disturbances.
The vast amount of accumulated data from tests at numerous geothermal fields constitutes a wealth of information to serve the needs of reservoir researchers.
The mean score of all fields constitutes the Disability Index (DI) ranging from 0.0 to 3.0.
Volatilization of pesticides from agricultural fields constitutes a large source of potential human exposure.
Most infections occur in agricultural workers, primarily rice producers, whose bare-footed activity during work in rice fields constitutes the main risk.
Conversely, agricultural fields constitute 13%% of the total area, and consist mainly of wheat fields.
Permutation polynomials over finite fields constitute an active research area and have applications in many areas of science and engineering.
Five times more queens and 71% more males were found in landscapes with clover fields compared to control landscapes, despite these fields constituting less than 0.2% of the landscape area.
From a sample of 730 activation peaks extracted from 129 scientific reports selected among 260, we isolated 30 activation clusters, defining the functional fields constituting three distributed networks of frontal and temporal areas and revealing the functional organization of the left hemisphere for language.
Defensive border fields constitute a relatively high density of mined land, while further into Somalia -- along roads, rivers, routes, tracks, and around villages, towns and strategic sites -- formal fields are somewhat replaced by nuisance, random mine laying, and actually clear land unused due to suspicion of contamination.
Although not the method chosen in this study, it is possible to calculate the mean or median from the sum of measurements of video fields constituting the consecutive video pathway, to derive an estimate of the average VIA staining (cell) density in a tissue section.
