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* Every field has an algebraic closure
  - is also a ring
* Many fields have areas where corn plants are short, delayed in maturity, and chlorotic
  - ear tip damage from corn earworms and fall armyworms
* Most fields absorb energy
  - are outdoors, with the vegetation and terrain as varied as the natural countryside
  - consist of trees
* Most fields contain abundant seeds
  - create heat
* Most fields drive growth
  - job growth
  - employ people educated in philosophy
* Most fields have constant values
  - crops
  - intensity
* Most fields produce discharge
  - electromagnetic discharge
  - support perennial vegetation
  - undergo phase transitions
* Some fields affect solar wind
  - apply scientific methods
* Some fields are created by electrical current
  - high electrical current
  - attract bees
  - can have energy
  - cause infertility
* Some fields create electrical current
  - magnetic forces
  - microwaves
  - voltage
  - determine weather patterns
  - exert transverse forces
  - focus on energy
  - grow trees
* Some fields have biologists
  - magnetic poles
* Some fields increase energy
  - kinetic energy
* Some fields possess birds
  - caterpillars
* Some fields produce electric current
  - surround clouds
* Some fields undergo magnetic reversals
  - polarity reversals.
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* apply principles.
* are categories of information
  - commercial enterprises
  - components that make up records
  - countrysides
  - dominated by grass
  - general matrix structures used represent complex data
  - indexeds
  - infinite, in continuous motion, and always changing
* are located in countrysides
  - meadows
  - rural areas
  - objects that can be programmed to respond to user-initiated events
  - occupied by farms
  - on earth
  - open areas
  - part of algebra
  - physical phenomenons
  - regions
  - reverberations in the medium by the structural motion of particles
  - smallest, single pieces of information in a database
  - storage areas for particular kinds of data
  - systems of interacting wave particles and can be considered as special forms of matter
* are the attributes that the various nodes have
  - basic units of information in a database
  - smallest unit of data addressable in Access
* are used for ploughing
  - walking
  - variable in nutrients and pests
* based work refers to course assignments which involve school age children
  - which involve school-age children
* burning is fast, economical and removes disease organisms, but is now tightly regulated
  - often occurs in the summer, when the slugs are quite deep and insulated in the soil
* can naturally salt up over time.
* change both in time and space
  - colors during the growing season
* consist of fields
  - longitudinal fields
  - grain seeds
  - wheat
* crops producers in other countries compete directly with U.S. producers through world trade.
* exist in regions.
* experiencing growth are gerontology, addiction, and developmental disabilities.
* feeding by white-fronted geese occurs primarily in corn and winter wheat fields.
* focus on issues.
* growing is the way to go when seed and space is available.
* have amounts
  - applications
  - different crops
  - many different crops
  - origins
  - weeds
* include radiation
  - thermal radiation
* insecticides lower populations.
* is an n-dimensional array of numbers, records, or object handles
  - the concept that unites humans and their environment
* n is the number of samples.
* offer care.
* often vary in slope, color, drainage, or texture.
  - effects
  - measurable effects
  - torque
* provide a lure for animals, but so do the fruit trees that they feed on in the forest
  - benefits
  - education
  - food and shelter for migrating warblers, thrushes, sparrows and larks in autumn
  - habitats
  - resources
  - suitable habitats
  - sustainable resources
  - wildlife habitats
* receive results.
* refers to how experiences are processed.
* require knowledge
  - manipulation
* sandbur warm-season annual grass found throughout the United States.
* searches A field search search that looks for certain elements within a document.
* searching common way to refine a search.
* set closed under arithmetic operations.
* shapers a current-carrying conductors that are coupled to the forming coil.
* slow the velocity of light and the equilibration of fields.
* sparrows prefer old fields and forest edges.
  - wildflowers
* surround timber.
* take places.
* undergo analogous transitions
* weakening allows an electric machine to operate beyond the designed frequency of excitation.
+ Sally Field, Personal life: 1946 births :: Living people :: American movie actors :: American television actors :: Academy Award winning actors :: Emmy Award winning actors :: Golden Globe Award winning actors :: Actors from California :: People from Pasadena, California
  * Field has osteoporosis. She has become a vocal advocate for women's health issues, encouraging early diagnosis of such conditions through technology, such as bone density scans.
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