Sentence examples for repetitive field from inspiring English sources

The two perennials were compared with the typical annual accessions collected at the P27 site which was close to the Jpn1 site and defined as typical O. meridionalis types based on repetitive field observations.

Experiments were conducted at resting conditions after loading the SR with Ca2+ by repetitive field stimulation (at 3 Hz, 20 V).

We finally discuss the possible directions of future experimental research in the repetitive TBI/CTE field.

And like a man nostalgic for a life he glimpsed but fears he did not live, the film repeats classic images of seasons: an autumn scene in the woods, with burnt red leaves; a spring scene of children running across the field; repetitive shots of the pier in the summer, with turbulent water that churns and goes nowhere.

The program could ease repetitive fill tasks, include mandatory fields, and use an input mask to accept only data entered in a valid format.

Julie A. Fiez's (University of Pittsburgh) group introduced a third definition of play, one that takes a more comparative species approach and which can be described in terms of specific criteria: activity that is not immediately functional; is pleasurable; occurs in a relaxed field; is repetitive, but not stereotyped; and is spontaneous in nature.

These fields are more than 10 times stronger than the IEEE safety guidelines for controlled environments (IEEE Standards Coordinating Committee 28, 2002) and comparable in strength and timescale to fields from repetitive Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation (rTMS) that are designed to induce neurological effects (Wagner et al., 2006a).

The epidemiologic relationships among the 5 strains were studied by repetitive sequence based PCR, pulsed-field gel electrophoresis, and multilocus sequence typing (10, 11 ).

It originated in simple work rhythms to assist repetitive tasks carried out by field workers.

A series of field studies involving repetitive functional measurements in relatively small populations of healthy children and adults engaged in normal outdoor activities has shown that significant decrements in respiratory function are associated with exposures to ozone (O3) at concentrations below the national ambient air quality standard.

A laboratory-selected Ae. aegypti strain expressing resistance levels up to 30-fold for Bti Cry toxins was obtained from the susceptible Bora-Bora strain through repetitive generations of selection with field-collected leaf litter containing Bti toxins (Paris et al. 2011b).