The phrase "generate field" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to creating or producing a specific area of study, data, or functionality, often in technical or scientific discussions.
Example: "The software is designed to generate field data for environmental analysis."
Alternatives: "create area" or "produce domain".
For the case of planar multilayer hyperbolic metamaterials, the absorption enhancement is expected to be a weak effect due to the lack of any localized plasmons which generate field hotspots [83].
Further, it will be important to investigate whether the training has a differential impact on positive and negative imagery, and whether the fact that participants are required to generate field perspective imagery reduces the bias in depression to take an observer perspective (Nelis et al. 2013; Williams and Moulds 2007).
Dr. Jones and her research team propose to conduct a series of activities that will generate field-wide consensus and buy-in for the Taxonomy Project, a research project that seeks to develop a coherent taxonomy of non-cognitive skills that organizes, describes, and connects them across disciplines in a way that is agnostic to brand and sensitive to development and context.
Dr. Jones and her research team will conduct a series of activities that will generate field-wide consensus and buy-in for the Taxonomy Project, a research project that seeks to develop a coherent taxonomy of non-cognitive skills that organizes, describes, and connects them across disciplines in a way that is agnostic to brand and sensitive to development and context.
To generate efficiently the required stochastic driving fields, we develop a Gibbs sampler based on iterative methods and multigrid to generate fields with O(N) computational complexity.
However, until now it was thought that such particles, which are around 10 nanometers in diameter, would need powerful electromagnets to generate fields strong enough to overcome local forces acting on the tiny particles.
(Power lines, for comparison, generate fields of about 60 Hz).
If (K) is a finitely generated field then generic tori always exist; moreover we have the following.
A finite extension of fields is a finitely generated field extension.
Let $k \subset K$ be a finitely generated field extension.
The performance of COL1SB was evaluated mainly against artificially generated field spectra.
