Sentence examples for native field from inspiring English sources

While continuing to teach and do research in physical organic chemistry, our native field, we -- the authors of this Perspective -- independently began to investigate the discipline's history.

The interest for this type of evolutionary approach has been increasing steadily, not only in its native field of robotics, but also in other fields related to distributed optimization problems since previous works have shown its capability to outperform traditional evolutionary techniques when the scenario requires an on-line coordination of the team.

In its native area, field studies indicate that egg cannibalism may be a major mortality factor regulating population densities [ 26], and account for up to 60% of egg mortality [ 25, 27].

Even the bones of the 21-year-old schoolteacher who said, "I only regret that I have but one life to lose for my country," are lost to his native fields forever, strewn in some unmarked grave in New York.

In May, Science Careers wrote about some of these "pi-shaped" researchers, who have added computer science techniques to the techniques of their various native fields.

"I heard a little bit," said Gage. "At first when the Europeans came, they stole the corn and squash from the natives' fields".

The direction and strength of the behavioral response to magnetic fields of wild-type strains isolated around the world correlated with their native magnetic field's inclination, and with the amplitude of the field's vertical (but not its horizontal) component.

In this study we focused upon Thellungiella growing under native Yukon field conditions where multiple, concurrent stresses are the norm.

According to this model, the limb bud signaling centers, including the zone of polarizing activity (ZPA) acting through Shh, are required to elaborate upon the axial information provided by the native limb field prepattern.

GEP, a physiotherapist and a Swedish native, kept field notes of the interactions occurring and ensured that everyone had the opportunity to speak.

Our approach does not impose an identical occupational distribution on immigrant and native-born workers but uses the native-born field of study–occupation distribution to define immigrants' occupational match.