Sentence examples for modern fieldwork from inspiring English sources

If the 19th-century expeditions had focused on lowland forests, while modern fieldwork focused on Borneo's only remaining lightly-affected forests those in the higher elevation interior a decrease in encounter rates would also have been observed.

He found some of the more progressive models, including Expeditionary Learning Outward Bound (in which students study a topic in depth through fieldwork) and Modern Red Schoolhouse (which extols community virtues), to be "highly promising".

Local community leaders were key in overcoming the population's apprehension of the fieldwork and modern medicine, in general.

This was not fieldwork in the modern mode.

DARE will probably prove to be the last major dictionary based on personal fieldwork, as more modern techniques take over.

In fact, he appreciates his many years of fieldwork before the modern plate-tectonic framework was introduced.

In "State of Wonder," Patchett reinvents the archetypical journey into the unknown and, in the process, explores themes as ancient as love and loyalty and as modern as the ethics of anthropological fieldwork and medical research.

In addition to expertise in Dunhuang and pre-modern Japanese manuscripts, he has done extensive fieldwork in the Mainland China, Taiwan, Japan, and the US.

In addition to his training in Dunhuang and pre-modern Japanese manuscripts, he has done extensive fieldwork in China, Taiwan, Japan and the Bay Area.

"However, more complex models, such as multiple dispersals versus a single dispersal out of Africa, gain strength as more data and new methods become available". "Further fieldwork in the region of the southern route — for example, the Arabian Peninsula, southeast Asia, Melanesia — is essential in order to further understand the timing and route of early modern human dispersals," Harvati said.

For suggestions of possible projects, ask the archaeology professors at your university, or look at e.g. the Archaeological Fieldwork Opportunities Bulletin (http://www.archaeological.org/fieldwork/afob). (iii) Modern languages.