Following the Great Man approach, Herman focuses on individuals and presents their biographies in the context of their individual fields and also in terms of the theme of Scottish contributions to the world.
The system also uses daily weather data from the past few months to provide farmers with yield estimates for their crops in individual fields, and it allows them to explore historical data from the last thirty growing seasons to provide an accurate estimate of the value of fields they may be considering buying.
It unfolded in countless individual fields, yards and homes.
All of us have great experience in our individual fields of expertise, as well as a highly skilled IT development team supporting us".
Over the whole of the past century, however, production in individual fields has tended to follow a simple trajectory, despite rising prices and better technology: oil output rises, peaks, and then drops.
Two contrasting strategies exist for reconciling these ecosystem services: landsharing, where crop production and biodiversity are maximised in individual fields, or landsparing, where some fields or habitats are assigned for biodiversity conservation while the remaining fields aim to maximise production.
According to Hurni (1993), average soil loss rates on croplands have been estimated to be 42 tone ha-1 year-1 but may also reach up to 300 tone ha-1 year-1 in individual fields.
At this scale, epidemics in individual fields follow two routes of infection, originating within the same field or in other fields (Park et al. 2001).
The extent of bundling was determined by counting actin in individual fields as single filaments, two, or three or more aligned filaments.
The National Center for Biotechnology Information's online book, Genes and Disease (51), could also expand to accommodate the most current synopses in individual fields.
