Sentence examples for the differing fields from inspiring English sources

"Our strength is in taking the differing fields that are here, and matching them in an unusual way.

Research paper titles in the widely differing fields of science, literature and linguistics are studied in detail with a view to showing what researchers from each discipline implicitly feel are important features in the succinct knowledge transmission required in title design.

"I collaborate with many scientists and artists in widely differing fields; and I have come to the conclusion that scientists and artists share two critical aspects: curiosity and failure," said Sabraw.

There are successes too, in such widely differing fields as pricing, irrigation and improved access.

Roots (A), shoot (B) dry biomass and photosynthesis efficiency (C) under differing field and bacterial seed-coating conditions.

The heat wave was short enough (9 days) so that changes in APAR (e.g. through changes in the amount/orientation of leaf area or pigment composition), inferred from near-constant NDVI measured by multiple sensors with differing field of views (Figs 1a and 2b), were negligible and alterations in SIF largely reflective of underlying changes in the partitioning of the absorbed excitation energy.

The potential lack of experimental control was at least partially overcome by using experienced, well-trained staff and objective measures that can be reliably obtained under differing field conditions.

The differing results of the present field study and the previous laboratory study imply that lower- and higher-tier studies may not be mutually exclusive, but to be used in complementary.

In addition, different data collecting systems collect differing data (i.e., different fields of information), so ascertaining the true incidence of these events is difficult.

Maybe the differing reactions reflect the differences between the cities.

Environmental conditions from 2002 to 2005 produced a natural field experiment, which demonstrated the differing magnitudes by which environmental temperature and host immunity affected local WNV activity.