Sentence examples for tiny fields in from inspiring English sources

The money sent back by the economic refugees built the factories that spared those left behind a lifetime tilling tiny fields in poverty.

But with his casual cheating and playground antics, he did help entertain the throngs of people who were packed into, around and over a tiny field in Manhattan's Chinatown while catching a glimpse of the highest-paid pickup soccer players in the world.

That regularity, combined with reversals in the earth's magnetic field, which are detectable in the tiny fields of certain magnetic minerals, means that rocks from this place and period can be dated to within a few thousand years.

If tiny ice nuclei are forming all the time in the tiny fields of crevices, they may be the seeds for regular ice crystals.

In a corner, a liquid helium pump throbs and hisses, cooling a superconducting instrument that Kirschvink has used to measure tiny magnetic fields in everything from bird beaks to martian meteorites.

A spry elderly man scythed emerald green grass into stooks in a tiny field.

Then there are SQUIDS – "Superconducting Quantum Interference Devices" – which are sensors delicate enough to measure the tiny magnetic fields generated in the brain.

The scans looked for tiny magnetic fields produced in subjects' brains to measure neural signal diversity, or the complexity of brain activity.

This mainly requires the measurement of the magnetic fields in curved and tiny air gaps (typically <500 μm) between the rotor and stator.

The force is caused by tiny electric fields that pop in and out of existence in a vacuum.

The desert surrounds the city and, if you are airborne, you will only see a few tiny green fields scattered here and there in the surrounding sands.