Sentence examples for via field from inspiring English sources

All came via field goals (he had 264 in 21 seasons) or extra points, except for a touchdown on a tackle-eligible play in 1951.

That session is followed by another, in which environmental scientists survey Mexico's biodiversity via field trips ("Flora, Fauna and the Politics of Biodiversity," Dec. 4 to 11).

Many musicologists (including, most famously, John Lomax and his son, Alan) had already embarked upon comparable passages south, devoting themselves to the preservation, via field recordings, of endangered strains of vernacular music and other manifestations of fading folk cultures.

IBF offers signal improvement via field enhanced crystallization.

Energy consumption and noise levels were also recorded via field measurements.

We show the appearances of the effective gauge potentials via field quadrature operators.

Whether or not he can be called the father of the novel, he fathered the founding fathers of several traditions: the English novel (via Defoe), the comic novel (via Fielding), the metafictional novel (via Sterne), the German novel (via Goethe), the Latin American "boom" novel (via Borges) and arguably the historical novel (via Scott).

His "masculine" tradition, unsurprisingly, is the one that leads straight to Amis, via Fielding, Scott, Austen, George Eliot, Waugh, Ivy Compton-Burnett and Anthony Powell, among others.

Morphologies of the G/PANI nanocomposites were characterized via field-emission scanning electron microscopy (FE-SEM, JSM-6500 F, JEOL Ltd., Akishima-shi, Japan).

In this work, we studied the surface topography and optical properties of the GaN nanorod cluster and single GaN nanorod via field-emission scanning electron microscopy [FE-SEM] and cathodoluminescence [CL].

The material balance of dissolved and adsorbed hydroxyl anion species at the substrate electrolyte interface is considered, taking into account electrochemical processes of oxide film formation and dissolution via field-assisted and chemical mechanisms associated with evolution of aluminate anions.