Sentence examples for sweeping fields from inspiring English sources

Just west of the village, Hempstead Lake State Park offers sweeping fields, picnic areas, soccer fields, a lake and three ponds.

This is the southeastern part of Sweden, a few short kilometres from the sea, a small village surrounded on all sides by sweeping fields that, at present, are being ploughed and made ready for winter by a small armada of tractors.

The ride there was filled with high country beauty, sweeping fields, sheep, cows, horses filling the fields.

Many of these fortifications were specified by the Air Ministry and defensive designs were unique to airfields these would not be expected to face heavy weapons so the degree of protection was less and there was more emphasis on all-round visibility and sweeping fields of fire.

As Bill nervously twitches and Helen basks in the glow of consumer satisfaction, Timmy and Fido bond, first over a baseball and mitt, then over a little accidental bloodletting and later during one wittily shot scene in a sweeping field that summons up every boy-and-dog story that brought a tear to the eye.

In the reconstruction method in the wavenumber frequency domain assuming Gaussian statistics, the analytic derivation was originally proposed for random sweeping field by Kraichnan (1964), for random sweeping field in a mean flow by Wilczek and Narita (2012), and for random sweeping hydromagnetic field in a mean flow by Narita (2017).

Figure 6 a XRD patterns for Ag-TCNQ nanowires after field emission, b I-E curves of field emission for Ag-TCNQ nanowires by sweeping field tests, c F N curves for Ag-TCNQ nanowires corresponding to b. Figure 6b, 6c shows the I-E curves and corresponding F N plots for sweeping emission from Ag-TCNQ nanowires with 30-nm-thick Ag film.

In the lowest-order picture, the frequencies of the turbulent field are subject to the Doppler shift and broadening caused by the mean flow and the large-scale variation of the flow (referred to as the random sweeping field), and the wavevector anisotropy (caused, for example, by a large-scale magnetic field in plasma) can be fitted by a set of elliptic energy contour levels.