Sentence examples for both physics and from inspiring English sources

Both physics and climbing seem to draw people who are comfortable living on society's fringes.

Capra's "Tao of Physics," read metaphorically, provides a stimulating flyover of both physics and Eastern religion.

The second conclusion is that it's financially imprudent to stay invested in companies whose profits depend on defying both physics and the international effort to restrain climate change.

He moved to Canada at 17 and worked odd manual jobs before winding up at the University of Pennsylvania, where he took degrees in both physics and economics.

There is also a small but steady rise in the number of girls taking both physics and chemistry at A-level.

Having mastered both physics and mathematics, Helmholtz could do what no other physiologist of the time could even attempt subject the problem to a mathematical and physical analysis.

Two of these models were developed considering limited extrapolations both in physics and in technology.

Two of these models, A and B, were developed considering limited extrapolations both in physics and in technology.

Leibniz also paid a good deal of attention to Hobbes's views about motion, in particular those about conatus or endeavour, which have application both to physics and to mathematics.

Therefore, both the physics and biochemical signaling pathways of the embryo contribute to the form of the organism.

Both Physics II and Parts of Animals have a foundational character.