Sentence examples for narrow fields from inspiring English sources

Flevoland has some of Europe's richest farmland; its long, narrow fields are planted with potatoes and sugar beets and barley.

So far, however, such natural-language processing has favoured narrow fields like medicine or law where the terminology is limited.

Unlike many scholars, Dr. Greenberg was a synthesizer whose interests spanned the narrow fields of many specialists, not all of whom welcomed an outsider's interference in their domains.

Opera glasses and field glasses are binoculars with simple, often inexpensive lens systems and narrow fields of view and are usually made with magnifications of 2.5× to 5×.

In a few areas of old French settlement (as in the Windsor area), the long, narrow fields typical of French Canadian strip farming may be seen.

On the other hand, the Lumix has an enormous wide-angle view; compared with the narrow fields of view on the Nikon and Sony, these photos are practically panoramas.

"It's a very narrow field," Mr. Park said.

The camera does have a narrow field of vision which makes it easy to lose orientation.

Being so obsessed with their narrow field of research, medical authors often seem to miss ambiguity.

Still, AMB is banking on more than just a narrow field of competitors at Kennedy.

Even with a narrow field, the country's clerical establishment is not at ease.