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Maybe the topic is rather large,but i still desire a general idea about that
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dreamsfly said:Maybe the topic is rather large,but i still desire a general idea about that
Wishbone said:an american football field is generally 100 feet long, with two endzones that are 12 feet long. Back in the day the goal posts were at the beginning of the endzone, but then were moved back because too many poeple ran into them. The field is usually grass or astroturf.
dreamsfly said:Maybe the topic is rather large,but i still desire a general idea about that
dreamsfly said:forgive me for not using the exact phrase,since i don't know it very well,the meaning i just want to express may be the hypostasis of field,and here "field" for one of the field theory
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dreamsfly said:The essence of the field?
Maybe the topic is rather large,but i still desire a general idea about that
The essence of the field refers to the fundamental principles, concepts, and theories that define a specific scientific discipline. It is the core knowledge and understanding that all scientists in the field must possess.
Becoming an expert in the field requires a combination of education, experience, and ongoing research and study. Typically, individuals must earn a relevant degree and gain hands-on experience through internships or research opportunities. Ongoing learning and staying up-to-date with advancements in the field are also essential for becoming an expert.
The main areas of research in a scientific field can vary, but they typically revolve around a central theme or focus. For example, in the field of biology, the main areas of research may include genetics, ecology, and cell biology. These areas may overlap and intersect, but they all contribute to the overall understanding of the field.
The field contributes to society in various ways, such as advancing knowledge and understanding of the natural world, developing new technologies and treatments, and solving real-world problems. For example, in the field of environmental science, research and findings can help inform policies and practices to protect the planet and its resources.
The future developments in a scientific field are often difficult to predict, but they are driven by ongoing research and advancements in technology. As new discoveries are made and technologies are developed, the field will continue to evolve and expand, leading to potential breakthroughs and advancements in various areas of study.