Another example of 'tainted' terminology was Brouwer's description of ecogenomics as part of "the 'Biotechnology for Nature' field"o, as if it goes without saying that nature itself will benefit from our biotechnological interventions.
13 When lesions become less well defined and more confluent in nature, field therapy can become an attractive option as it can target both clinical and subclinical lesions over larger areas.
One more reason to hate war is that it destroys Nature — the fields, the deer, the lake, the trees — and, with it, alas, the heavens, the resting place of our souls.
Here, we analyze snapshots from self-consistent 3D numerical dynamos to unravel the nature of field-flow interactions that induces stretching secular variation of the radial magnetic field at mid-depth of the shell.
This chapter outlines the nature of field research, showing how to navigate through potential landmines that can result in consumer field data being data far afield.
But as science goes forward, American particle physicists are wondering what role, if any, they will play in the future in high-energy physics — the search for the fundamental particles and forces of nature — a field they once dominated.
The nominalist nature of Field's account emerges from the fact that mathematical objects are not assumed to exist.
Beginning to use computers in classrooms and schools shows a great revolution nature in field of training.
The manual, high-cost, narrow-band nature of field experiments combined with the increased level of noise call for workflows that prioritize data accuracy and resolution over throughput.
The hardware nature of field programmable gate array (FPGA) allows simultaneous conversion of all the analog signals into digital and storage of digital data in block RAM.
