The refugees are accidental farmers in an unlikely urban field that is part of an ambitious plan to transform vacant land.
"This is maybe the first time that anyone has recorded a video of the language being spoken," said Professor Kaufman, who founded a Manhattan research center, the Urban Field Station for Linguistic Research, two years ago.
Two winters ago, Michelle Johnson, a scientist at the N.Y.C. Urban Field Station, took me to see what remained of one of Sandy's casualties a curbside stump in the Rockaways, sawed nearly flush with the ground, colored a disturbingly muscular yellow-pink.
The scale parameter of Clark's model indicating the characteristic radius of cities is not a real constant, but depends on the urban field we defined.
Later, as transportation research shifted toward the urban field, more scholars began to emphasize the job housing spatial relationship in metropolitan areas, using demographic data to simulate current and future travel behavior [9, 10].
The increasing resolution of remotely sensed imagery and the development of methods and carrier systems are likely to supplement traditional urban field surveys if no up-to-date data is available or there is no data at all.
This technique is equivalent to simplifying the ray propagation by considering only those surfaces that are actually involved in the propagation process, and is used for ray-tracing urban field prediction models [17].
Today it feels like a vast, overgrown, urban field.
The manual was pretested with health workers from the urban field practice area and was finalized.
The International Centre for Diarrhoeal Disease Research, Bangladesh (ICDDR, B) has been using this as its first urban field site since 1998.
