The set of integers is not closed under multiplication and so is not a field.
360/11 ie just under 33 degrees
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It depends on your field of expertise and specialization in your field. If you are under the sciences, then it likely that you must know it since knowledge about calculus is required in higher mathematics used in the field. If, say, your field is Psychology, most likely it is uneeded.
A circle could be considered to have "no sides" in theory, however under this definition it is not a polygon. Also, a circle could be considered to have infinite sides. You could consider a point to be a no-sided polygon, but it's a stretch.
Homeopathy.
"Under field conditions" is more idiomatic.
no you need cotton seeds. it will not grow a tree only a small bush in a field
You live under the football field at your club. There are tunnels and burrows, where the whole team lives. You emerge for training and games.
ONLY from barn to field, or field-to-field.
they use both sticky sided tape and put it under the paper with the picture.
The complex numbers are a field.
Sometimes its called the paint, the lane, or the box
Trapeziod, under the quaderlateral family
The set of integers is not closed under multiplication and so is not a field.
360/11 ie just under 33 degrees
Rosemary Field has written: 'All over down under'