Sentence examples for together fields from inspiring English sources

Study of the auditory system is highly multidisciplinary, bringing together fields as diverse as engineering, computational modeling, signal processing, medicine, audiology, physiology, psychoacoustics, neuroscience, molecular biology, imaging, and others.

To use alternative states models as the underlying framework for invasive species management bringing together fields of restoration and invasion ecology (Hobbs and Richardson 2011), we then need: 1.

[Author's response: We would however like to maintain this section because we feel the necessity to bring together fields that up to now seem to have developed almost in mutual ignorance.

The idea to bring together Fields, the songwriter/performer who recorded the classic "Judeo-Latino" album Bagels And Bongos half a century ago, and Yune, a fine singer of Hebrew and Yiddish songs who's best known as the star of the cheesy comedy film They Call Me Bruce?, was the brainchild of Roger Bennett and Josh Kun of the Idelsohn Society.

Also in support is Astor, AKA Penultimate Press label head Mark Harwood, weaving together field recordings, electronics and piano.

American mobile-phone carriers together fielded more than 1.3m such requests.

She joined as a temporary worker in 2009 and was hired full time a year ago, as one of the employees who together field 50,000 calls a day.

Method­olog­i­cally, all these stud­ies blend together field manip­u­la­tions in exper­i­men­tal field plots, obser­va­tions across nat­ural eco­log­i­cal and cli­mate gra­di­ents, and math­e­mat­i­cal mod­el­ing.

Mrs. Merkel and Mr. Bush, who have always been on better terms than Mr. Bush was with Mrs. Merkel's predecessor, Gerhard Schröder, seemed comfortable together, fielding questions from reporters and strolling the gardens of Schloss Meseberg.

"Bringing together field experiments, original survey data, and careful analytic techniques, Betsy Sinclair demonstrates that social factors sway turnout, participation, candidate choice, and even party identification...

In the 1940s, French composer Pierre Schaeffer invented musique concrète by stitching together field recordings of trains and found-sound speech with more traditionally "musical" passages.