Sentence examples for fields distant from from inspiring English sources

The out-of-beam mixed photon-neutron fields generated during proton therapy will be measured in phantoms, and an analytic algorithm will be developed for reconstructing the fields distant from the treatment site using data available from clinical records.

It was revealed that even biologists doing small-scale experiments access a number of public databases on the Internet on a daily basis, engaging information in fields distant from theirs.

With the exception of guinea pigs, animals are kept in fields distant from the villages.

In this case, only the spiking assembly behaves as a traveling wave, whereas the MPOs of cells with place fields distant from the animal are phase locked to the LFP.

Physicists from fields as distant from cell biology as cosmology were set loose with millions of dollars to pursue ideas that most biologists weren't interested in that cancer could be a reversion to a primitive evolutionary program, for example, or that game theory and network theory could help develop a fundamental understanding of the disease.

Two laboratory colonies of this insect were used as models, derived from insect samples collected in potato fields ∼1200 km distant from each other in North America.

In these cases, such as the frontal eye field being spatially distant from the rest of the visual cortex, spatial proximity would not predict a connection.

Finally, we show that signal processing and cancer research, two fields that are seemingly distant from each other, have merged into a field that is indeed more than the sum of its parts.

Or is true meaning found in pursuits distant from the field: raising children, loving a wife, helping our neighbors in times of need?

While typically distant from the field of operation, constitutional governance could obtain at different levels, such as different tiers of government, and may arise from non-government actors such as traditional leaders, religious leaders, national and international NGOs and global health organizations.

We find that highly novel papers, defined to be those that make more (distant) new combinations, deliver high gains to science: they are more likely to be a top 1% highly cited paper in the long run, to inspire follow-on highly cited research, and to be cited in a broader set of disciplines and in disciplines that are more distant from their "home" field.