field research
1Field research — Field research/primary market research has traditional been thought different from methods of research conducted in a laboratory or academic setting. It was developed originally from anthropology and is sometimes know as participant research, or… …
2Field-Research — Field Re|search, das; s, Field|re|search, das; [s], auch: die; [ fi:ldrɪsə:t̮ʃ; engl. field research, aus: field = Feld u. ↑ Research] (Soziol., Statistik): Feldforschung …
3field research — ➔ research …
4field research — / fi:ld rɪˌsɜ:tʃ/, field work / fi:ld wɜ:k/ noun looking for information that is not yet published and must be obtained in surveys ● They had to do a lot of fieldwork before they found the right market for the product. ● Field research is carried …
5field research — study of fishes in their natural habitat …
6Field Research — ⇡ Feldforschung …
7Central Sierra Field Research Stations — Background= The [http://sagehen.ucnrs.org/CSFRS/ Central Sierra Field Research Stations] is a regional group of UC Berkeley field research education reserves located on both sides of the crest of California s Sierra Nevada mountains, north of… …
8Field-Work — Field|work, Field Work [ fi:ldwə:k ], das; s [engl. field work, eigtl. = Arbeit im Gelände] (Soziol.): Field Research …
9research — {{Roman}}I.{{/Roman}} noun ADJECTIVE ▪ careful, detailed, in depth, meticulous, painstaking, rigorous, thorough ▪ considerable, exhaustive …
10field — ▪ I. field field 1 [fiːld] noun [countable] 1. a subject that people study or are involved in as part of their work: • We are looking for graduates with degrees in artificial intelligence, languages and related fields. • Until recently, NEC was… …
