Sentence examples for both the physics and from inspiring English sources
The design contains many innovative features to improve both the physics and engineering performance of the system.
The platform is unique and original: it entails the development of a comprehensive and completely generic tokamak simulator including both the physics and the machine, which can be applied for any fusion device.
Motivated by the nonlinearity management and dispersion management [1, 2] in the experimental work in Bose-Einstein condensates and optics, nonlinear Schrödinger equations have attracted more and more attention in both the physics and the mathematics fields; see [1 11] and the references therein.
Emerging and future work is expected to include advances in single-molecule techniques aimed at such investigations, and increasing work on more complex systems from both the physics and biology standpoints, including folding and dynamics of systems of interacting proteins and of proteins in cells and organisms.
Reverse-coded statements were used in the instruments designed by both the physics and math groups, an example being "I feel like an outsider in physics".
Our discussions about the H-P equation led us to negotiate a pair of matched problems that we have used in both the physics and biology classes.
An electromechanical lumped element model is derived that both explains the physics and guides the design.
Both in the Physics and in the Metaphysics Aristotle places himself in direct continuity with this tradition.
The physics Nobelist and former White House science education czar has been named a faculty member in both the physics department and Stanford's Graduate School of Education.
The instrument design is driven by both the physics requirements and by the technology requirements surrounding the use of liquid xenon.
I talk a lot about why we might have such an extra dimension and why we wouldn't see it directly even if it exists in my older book Warped Passages and my newer one Knocking on Heaven's Door, which covers both the physics itself and the scientific underpinnings of the way scientists think.
