The ‘D’marks the part of the pitch outside the penalty box which is closer to the penalty spot than 10 yards, into which players must not encroach before the kick. It is usually called the D. What are the lines on a soccer field made out of? These fields featureRead More →
Keeping your lacrosse stick clean is imperative. If you are playing in a game on a muddy field, caked-on grit can dry on the pocket and affect the mesh. Rinsing your stick in a sink with warm water and little dish soap after a messy game can help keep itRead More →
Tunnels and Runways – Field mice create branching paths in grass that lead to underground tunnels. It’s common to find multiple burrow entrances throughout your yard. People often notice runways in spring, when the snow melts to reveal voles’ winter feeding activity. How can you tell if you have aRead More →
Ligands that cause a transition metal to have a small crystal field splitting, which leads to high spin, are called weak-field ligands. Ligands that produce a large crystal field splitting, which leads to low spin, are called strong field ligands. Is high spin or low spin more stable? For biologicalRead More →
1 : the position of the player defending left field. 2 : the part of the baseball outfield to the left looking out from the plate. 3a : a state or position far from the mainstream (as of prevailing opinion) they were really out in left field with that idea.Read More →
Basically, glaciers originate on land, and ice floes form in open water and are a form of sea ice. … Glaciers that extend in continuous sheets and cover a large landmass, such as Antarctica or Greenland, are called ice sheets. If they are similar but smaller, they are termed iceRead More →
Field work enables students and researchers to examine the way scientific theories interact with real life. Field work is important in both the social and natural sciences. Social sciences, such as economics or history, focus on people, culture, and society. What are the objectives of fieldwork in social work? FieldworkRead More →
The Indian mathematician Brahmagupta (597-667 CE) appears to be the first to articulate the result that the product of two negative numbers is a positive number. He of course also gave the much easier result that the product of a positive number and a negative number is a negative number.Read More →
In a standard bright field microscope, light travels from the source of illumination through the condenser, through the specimen, through the objective lens, and through the eyepiece to the eye of the observer. Light thus gets transmitted through the specimen and it appears against an illuminated background. What are theRead More →