Sentence examples for interdependent fields from inspiring English sources

The objective of this experiment was to determine if the authors were able to reproduce polarization and chirality patterns, or triangular hexagonal geometrical configurations as a result of collision of two interdependent fields: in this case, light and electromagnetism.

A depiction of the horizontal projections of the axial forces acting on two representative adjacent joints of the subject space frame is presented in Fig. 4, where eight groups of interdependent force fields Cx,y, C ¯ x, y, Tx,y and T ¯ x, y, Fx,y, Rx,y, Qx,y and Wx,y have been identified.

Although science groups were glad to see Congress doling out more research dollars to NIH, they argued that because all fields are interdependent, such a growing imbalance is bad for all of science.

And like any field, the global health policy field is comprised of interdependent subfields with a potential to effect change in one another.

However, the link between magnetic field parameters and other interdependent factors affecting seed viability is unclear.

Game theory is the systematic study of interdependent rational choice.

The element stiffness coefficients are integrated exactly, yet the element exhibits no shear locking due to the use of an interdependent interpolation scheme and consistent shear strain fields.

Finally, our data extend the field's understanding of the highly interdependent nature of individual SCN neuropeptides' functions.

Electric field strength and pulse duration are the two interdependent processing parameters affecting electroporation through PEF.

It should be clear from the above that the two fields are not separate entities but are highly integrated and interdependent.

Our exploration of interdependent, imagined and embodied mobilities concurs with existing scholarship in the mobilities field that argues for a rethinking of individualised conceptions of 'normality'habitbit' and 'routine' in seeking an understanding of mobilities that are socially, culturally and materially contingent.