Sentence examples for integration of field from inspiring English sources

Finally it's concluded that the integration of field and office working pattern for section surveying can effectively increase the section surveying and plotting efficiency.

It is proposed here that the integration of field trips into the preschool curriculum could be as effective as these classroom-based approaches, at least among children aged 48 66 months.

Lastly, inclusion of recent advances in terrestrial LiDAR sampling [41 43] into the field-inventory process would help reduce uncertainty of wood volume estimates at the plot scale, and facilitate integration of field and airborne data.

Our study suggested that integration of field sampling, aerial photographing and satellite images could improve precision in estimation of ecosystem C emission, C and N stocks at basin scale.

Through studying the opposite side surveying procedure inside the total station and the section surveying and graph plotting method in CASS, an integration of field and office working pattern for section surveying was summarized.

The integration of field mapping and analytical studies of magmatic units of the northeast of Burkina Faso has provided new information on the tectonic and magmatic evolution of the Oudalan-Gorouol belt and the Gorom-Gorom granitoid terrane.

This study used a static-group pretest posttest design to investigate how the social emotional skill development of 36 Turkish children aged 48 66 months was affected by the integration of field-trip activities with other activities in their preschool curriculum.

The significant overall improvement in the social-skills scores of the children in the experimental group, which the control group did not share, clearly implies that the integration of field-trip activities with the normal preschool curriculum supported the development of their social skills, probably by exposing them to environments rich in stimuli.

Although our results show minimal difference between 1 and 0.05 ha models at the scale of land-management units, we need greater exploration of how a broader range of plot sizes impact scaling relationships, across different forest types, to optimise the integration of field-based and airborne inventories.

Using Danish coastal habitats as a case, a method is presented for monitoring habitat types and fine-scale structures, based on integration of field-acquired habitat characteristics with the habitat information interpreted from sub-meter RGB/NIR aerial imagery and digital elevation model data.

Cochains can be used to model the electromagnetic fields, and the integration of fields can be regarded as a bilinear mapping of chains and cochains [1, 9].