He bugged a bale in a particularly theft-prone field with a GPS unit and set to waiting, sure that thieves would strike.
To accomplish this, we used cDNA-AFLP to identify differentially expressed genes in the roots and leaves of a single cotton cultivar grown in a rain-fed, drought-prone field environment.
For example, drip irrigation lets farmers raise production on drought-prone fields.
Plenty of jobs outside the security services have gone to the regime's cronies, especially in corruption-prone fields like customs and taxation.
With the 1980s and the rise of the Conservation Reserve Program that paid farmers to idle erosion-prone crop fields as grasslands, the Driftless Area's prairie character began to re-emerge.
The application of organic and little inorganic fertilizer seems to be the best option in drought-prone upper fields.
Fearing the worst, the entire Genoa team grouped round the player lying prone on the field.
The Englishman's day was soured however when he was placed on report in the dying seconds for a high shot that left Titans' halfback Ash Taylor prone on the field.
So far, though, most mesh systems have proved far more error-prone in the field than in research settings, underscoring the need for hardware and software tools different from those used in the consumer wireless sector.
After the inconsistency and fraying discipline of the late Jones years, the Wallabies desperately needed a modern, dynamic coach who could remedy the team's historic deficiency – its cotton-wool forward pack – and motivate a disparate group of players prone to off-field distraction.
Even after accounting for the number of papers each researcher published and the fields they worked in (fields less prone to patents might attract more women), the team determined that women patent at a rate 40% that of men.
