Sentence examples for aspiring physicists from inspiring English sources

He sent me a long reply, of which I reproduce here some extracts in the hope that it will be of interest to aspiring physicists.

The probes carried a suite of instruments called EMFISIS, short for Electric and Magnetic Field Instrument Suite and Integrated Science (apparently all aspiring physicists and astronomers take "Intro to Backronyms" before they get their PhDs).

For older students or aspiring physicists, pendulums are a great way to learn the relationships between acceleration, friction, and trigonometry For older students or aspiring physicists, pendulums are a great way to learn the relationships between acceleration, friction, and trigonometry.

Louis Bachelier, aspiring physicist, lives a life filled with misfortune.

► In this week's Science Careers-produced Working Life column, Richard Dasheiff describes his transformation from aspiring physicist to clinical neurologist via several decades as a physician scientist.

Aspiring materials physicists, among other physicists, learn early in their training that mechanical and thermodynamic approaches are complementary ways of solving a problem.

The challenging tone towards the followers of Leibniz that the young Kant, as an aspiring physicist and cosmologist, adopted gave way in time to respectful engagement with the philosopher himself, as Kant became an increasingly determined critic of materialism.

When quantum theory was being developed in the second quarter of the 20th century, aspiring atomic physicists traveled to the various places where different theorists were developing their thoughts, often in radically different directions.

Third, physicists aspire to build a far-bigger version of current experiments in which they shoot a beam of elusive particles called neutrinos through Earth to a gargantuan underground detector hundreds of kilometers away to study how the three types of neutrinos morph into each other.

Apart from me--a former physicist and, at the time, an aspiring writer--our ranks included a Ph.D.-level zoologist who spent her summers growing organic cilantro for market.

Some physicists even aspire to create a spooky quantum connection called "entanglement" between spin-polarized currents to make a quantum computer that could crack problems that stymie an ordinary one.