Sentence examples for a distinguished physicist from inspiring English sources

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.

This morning Professor Bhabha, a distinguished physicist from Calcutta University and president of the conference, said: "I venture to predict that a method will be found for liberating fusion energy in a controlled manner within the next two decades.

Now a distinguished physicist at the University of Maryland, Mr. Park wonders, "What if that phone line ended, and the 'spaceship' just vanished?" Would he now consider alien visitors to be at least a possibility?

Prof Athene Donald, a distinguished physicist and the master of Churchill College, Cambridge, said: "I know of two instances where it is hard to think a cover-up is not going on.

"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).