Definition of "field" []

• A broad, level, open expanse of land. (noun)
• A meadow: a field of buttercups. (noun)
• A cultivated expanse of land, especially one devoted to a particular crop: a field of corn. (noun)
• A portion of land or a geologic formation containing a specified natural resource. (noun)
• A wide unbroken expanse, as of ice. (noun)

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• "Thus, if the tincture of the field should occur a second time, reference is made to it in the formula -- “_of the field_:” or, perhaps more frequently -- “_of the first_;” or, if the tincture that is named second in order in the blazoning be repeated, it is indicated by the expression -- “_of the second_;” and so on."
• "Btw, if the bean fields start with a leading '_', ain´t using this. _field = field kinda superfluous?"
• "Exogenous homeopathic effects • All these technologies, used as sources of artificial or natural EI, can influence the state of the \ "life field" by resonance, • (human) bioluminescence has all the properties of the \ "cosmic EI field\". • interference established between the bioluminescent field of the body / organ / cell tissue and the induced stimuli of the"