Sentence examples for more recent field from inspiring English sources

A more recent field of study, coastal management, has been developed with a focus on shoreline stabilization and protection.

Their findings were thought to be the first independent verification of a relationship between data offered by plant specimens and that discovered in more recent field observations.

The study found that both the herbarium data-set and the more recent field observations showed that for every 1°C (1.8°F) increase in the average spring temperature, the orchids flowered six days earlier.

Today, the game theory is being used in economics, political science, military strategic and tactical decisions, computer science, evolutionary biology, and a more recent field of application - the sustainable development.

In more recent field studies in the GDS, Atkinson [50] reports below-ground NPP on age-classed Atlantic white cedar sites using a microvideo camera with minirhizotrons at 45-day intervals to a depth of 64 cm.

In particular, a negative number means that the more recent field at that point showed a more negative (poorer) total deviation score, while a positive number indicates the more recent field had a better total deviation score.

Maybe I can take a picture?" From early images of socks drying on a radiator to more recent fields of glossy colour created in the darkroom, all Tillmans' work asks this question: how to make it new?

This research area lies at the intersection of classical fields such as microbiology and systems engineering, with strong influences from the more recent fields of informatics and genomics.

The Tara strain (provided by Garry Levot) is a more recent field-derived strain that originated from Tara, Queensland, Australia.

Interestingly, a more recent study by Field et al. [ 13] reported no relationship of methacholine-induced AHR with typical asthma symptoms or physician diagnosis of asthma, which suggests an "asthma-like" condition in SCD that differs from atopic asthma [ 7, 29].

Single-ended measurement, on the other hand, is a more recent research field, and only recently (late 2004) has an algorithm been standardized.