Sentence examples for fields to which from inspiring English sources

These theories appear to be able to explain practically everything that happened within the fields to which they referred..

They are also here to take stock of the scientific fields to which he has applied his considerable brain power during his career.

So rather than looking for new fields to which you could transfer your existing skills, you should promote yourself (probably against your diffident instincts) as a bit of a copy-editing star.

A seller's market, with the carter paying for sewage, gradually became a buyer's market as the city grew and the fields to which the carts traveled got farther away.

In a cash-driven market, liquidity can flow out of the sector quickly; mortgage debt is rising fast from a low base; and a property bust could spill over into other fields to which banks have lots of exposure.

This is a man very much feeling his way into Test cricket who, I would suggest, needs protection, yet some of the fields to which McCullum asked him to bowl were not those to which Graeme Swann at his peak would operate.

Secretary Udall recommends prohibiting the use of pesticides that do not remain on the field to which they are applied.

Hilbert found a much more important field to which his "metamathematics" was to be applied, namely arithmetic and analysis.

This was what he saw done in pseudo-science where the theories appeared to be able to explain anything that happened within the field to which they applied.

The difference lies in the reviewer's perception of the novelty and importance of the work for the broad field to which it relates.

Current formal learning theory is a lively field, to which philosophers of statistics also contribute (e.g., Kelly 1996, Kelly et al 1997).