Sentence examples for fieldwork day from inspiring English sources

A debriefing session was held after each fieldwork day during which themes, impressions of the findings and procedures were discussed and documented in field notes.

At the end of each fieldwork day, the samples were frozen at−20 °C in a freezer kept under constant electricity supply.

Stevens and Connolly [15] commented on the cost-effectiveness of the flying array video method (the precursor of the design described here) and concluded that it offered an order of magnitude cost-saving over conventional methods, as a result of the larger area covered per fieldwork day, lower crewing requirements, and the smaller survey vessel required.

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The relative population size for a year was estimated by assuming that we spent a similar amount of time performing fieldwork each day.

The study reported in this paper is a separate one which explored the challenges that fieldworkers face in their day-to-day fieldwork activities.

Like most ecologists, I was out doing fieldwork during the day but it suddenly occurred to me that the majority of stuff is going on at dawn and dusk and during the night.

The telephone fieldwork took place from Friday to Sunday, a weekend in which the Tories have continued to focus their campaign on warnings against "the coalition of chaos", which they say would result if Labour ended up being propped up in government by the Scottish National party.

On the first day of fieldwork, two broken fragments of a hominid adult metacarpal (palm bone) were found only 54 metres (177 feet) away from the juvenile holotype.

In 2007, vertebrate paleontologist Natalia Rybczynski of the Canadian Museum of Nature in Ottawa and her colleagues were returning to their camp from a long day of fieldwork in the Canadian Arctic when they ran out of fuel.