Sentence examples for towards field from inspiring English sources

Cranfield School of Management has seen a switch away from study tours to major growth markets – such as China and Brazil – towards field trips to developing countries.

In addition, numbers of wolf spiders and ground spiders increased towards field edges.

Without a consideration of the sources of potential opposition, we cannot assess the effectiveness of the attempts towards field change.

Attention was also paid to effects of sown grass strips, coppicing and gapping-up of hedges and different approaches towards field margin management.

A case study using the PTF-Determinator in an application of reading digital business cards (including a feature to restrict the maximum transmission distance) is shown [1]. Figure 2 The proposed first step towards field strength scaling using the PTF-Determinator and the integration into the NFC system.

The combination of high strain modulus from conventional light weight deflectometer (LWD) analysis and low strain modulus from LWD-induced seismic analysis would move the pavement community towards field characterization of non-linear soil stiffness for use in mechanistic-empirical pavement design.

You will always have such big forwards, but there has been a move towards fielding beefier backs as well.

The influence of fashion need not always be adverse and the trend towards fielding credible line-ups in this tournament has been refreshing.

"I've been here 25 years because of that view," she says, pointing towards fields shimmering in the June heat.Her neighbour is worried about all those new commuters clogging up the station car park.

"The excitement will move away from relegation and instead will be focused on which sides can make the play-offs," said Wood, who has also been the driving force behind a rule pushing clubs towards fielding more players they have developed themselves.

"Research has shown that women tend to gravitate towards fields of studies and career paths where they can have a positive social impact and work with others, often collaboratively," says Linda Basch, president of the National Council for Research on Women (NCRW).