Sentence examples for old field of from inspiring English sources

The centuries old field of tort law has in the past few decades undergone an unprecedented expansion.

Today this Court has decided that a new application even in the old field of torts should not be made by adjudication, where Congress has refrained from acting.

Bionics is an old field of research and development starting around 1800 but surfaces played a surprisingly late role for biomimetic applications, the only exception is the hook-and-loop fasteners ("Velcro®") in the 1950s based on burrs.

The model is then applied to 4 years (2001-2004) of half-hourly precipitation, soil moisture, environmental, and eddy-covariance surface heat flux data collected at a mixed hardwood forest (HW), a maturing planted loblolly pine forest (PP), and an abandoned old field (OF) experiencing the same climatic and edaphic conditions.

Mr. Rodríguez abhors the changes, and has sought to buy old fields of bush vines, which he says are crucial to good Rioja.

The admissions came amid increased scrutiny of the 10-year-old field of gene therapy.

Gene therapy is a decades-old field of research that usually focuses on modifying DNA, the fundamental genetic code.

The seven-year-old field of optogenetics has given neuroscientists a more precise tool to examine the connections between the groups of neurons that set up neuronal circuits.

The death rocked the nine-year-old field of gene therapy, a field that has had few treatment successes, and today's announcement was another blow.

THE power of ones and zeroes is invading the centuries-old field of architecture, helping today's designers and artisans create structures that would otherwise be much more difficult -- or even impossible -- to build.

But the Stanford Mobile Phone Orchestra, with its avant-garde compositions and electronic renditions of popular songs like Led Zeppelin's "Stairway to Heaven," is trying to push the frontiers of the four-decade-old field of computer music.