"rear field" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to refer to the back portion or end of a field. Example: The farmer planted corn in the front field, but left the rear field empty for grazing cattle.
To exclude the echoes coming from the rear field-of-view, additional interferometer data (elevation angle) processing is provided, according to Milan et al. (1997).
Advisory Leaflet No. 12 (June 1937) deals with a few diseases of game most commonly encountered on rearing-fields and amongst wild stock, and offers some suggestions for simple treatment such as a keeper could apply.
To do so, we reared field-collected colonies under medium or warm temperature treatments after having marked the field-born workers and removed the brood except for 30 first instar larvae.
The susceptibility status of Anopheles funestus to insecticides remains largely unknown in most parts of Africa because of the difficulty in rearing field-caught mosquitoes of this malaria vector.
In Uganda, resistance to pyrethroids and DDT is mainly reported in An. gambiae [3], [4] and there are no published studies on insecticide resistance in An. funestus from this country, mainly because of difficulty in rearing field-caught mosquitoes of this vector with larvae difficult to find and adults laying fewer eggs in the laboratory compared to a species such as An.
The propagating accumulation layer splits the active region into two parts - the high-field front region between the layer and the anode, and the rear low-field region between the cathode and the layer.
In this conservative society, General Khan plans to offer women jobs as medics in rear-area field hospitals, freeing up male orderlies to fight.
All C. pipiens mosquitoes used in the experimental host selection trials were reared from field collected egg rafts obtained in New Haven, CT between August 15 and September 29 , 2008using gravid-trap bins baited with a lactalbumin and yeast hay infusion.
Only few colonies of An. funestus have so far been established in the laboratory [8] and there is a need to improve the rearing of field samples of this species in order to facilitate genetic and molecular studies such as QTL mapping, microarray analysis.
Furthermore, we assess whether there are costs and benefits of manipulating thermal environments during CM rearing for field activity in a pest control programme.
