Sentence examples for immature field from inspiring English sources

Consensus suggests that data analytics in business team selection is still a fairly immature field.

Its founding scientists are some of the leading researchers in a still immature field that might someday replace today's multibillion-dollar chip manufacturing factories with pure chemical processes growing tiny electronic circuits into vast arrays that make huge memory systems and perhaps powerful parallel computers.

Its systems move virtual models of prototype machinery and products around manufacturing plants to determine how existing equipment would have to be moved or modified.AR is still an immature field compared with virtual reality, which has now entered the mainstream in the form of video games, online virtual worlds and computer-animated films and special effects.

The 300-person lab, Merck's first stab at neuroscience, was founded in 1984, when brain research was still an immature field.

It appeared that I had found an immature field: engineers who used to be in aerospace making gadgets that entranced the doctors, and distracted them from their patients.

However, the ability to perform automatic transcription is still an immature field due to the fact that advanced auditory signal processing techniques are the focus of researchers worldwide especially for polyphonic music [1, 4, 23, 30, 31].

The analysis using geothermometers showed that the groundwater samples were located in the immature water field near the boundary of the partially equilibrated waters.

Moreover, the results obtained in the Na K Mg ternary diagram show that the cationic geothermometers were not useful because the samples were located in the immature water field near the boundary of the partially equilibrated waters.

However, they were rejected because in the Na K Mg ternary diagram (Fig. 12b), although the samples are located near the boundaries of the partially equilibrated waters, they are in the immature waters field (Giggenbach 1986).

Immature stages were field collected as either larvae or pupae and kept in the laboratory to obtain adults associated with larval and pupal exuviae for species identification.

What nearly everyone can agree on, though, is that it is a reminder of the dangers facing this immature and rapidly growing field.