Sentence examples for A distinguished physicist from inspiring English sources

A distinguished physicist and "father of the Soviet hydrogen bomb", by the early 1960s Sakharov was protesting against nuclear testing, and by 1968 was also calling for intellectual freedom.

A distinguished physicist and electrical engineer, his commitment to high standards and insistence on quality performance was a notable characteristic of all that he did and everything that he accomplished.

A distinguished physicist and educator who held key government posts for over three decades, Dr. Seitz was a past president of the National Academy of Sciences, and in 1973 he received the National Medal of Science, the nation's highest award in science.

They had a daughter, Annabel, and a son, Carl, who later became a distinguished physicist.

A tribute to Dale Corson (1914-2012), Cornell's eighth president and a distinguished physicist.

The implementation of Rabi's motion became the work of Pierr-Auger, of France, a distinguished physicist who was the UNESCO'S scientific director.

"Here's a very distinguished physicist, who said the energy problem is so huge that I have to change my career," Chu said in an interview with The Times.

In 1960, in the US journal Science, a paper by the distinguished physicist and philosopher Heinz von Foerster and two colleagues declared, "Our great-great-grandchildren will not starve to death.

Perry would succeed Ernest Moniz, a distinguished nuclear physicist from MIT, and, before Moniz, Stephen Chu, a Nobel-Prize-winning physicist who was formerly the Director of the Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory.

About a month after atomic bombs were dropped on Hiroshima and Nagasaki in 1945, the distinguished physicist David Bohm, then a young man, dreamed that science had been ruined.

Yves was a distinguished nuclear physicist, an austere intellectual whose remoteness was accentuated by deafness (he was allegedly one of the models of Hergé's eccentric Professor Calculus in the Tintin books).