Sentence examples for discuss physics from inspiring English sources

Dr. Pepper grew up on the New Jersey shore and became a reserved scientist, who would rather discuss physics.

That's a real hub, socially, but also a lot of people meet there and discuss physics while eating choucroute or fillets of fish.

Among physicists working at Bohr's institute between the World Wars, the "Copenhagen Spirit" came to denote the very special social milieu there, comprising a completely informal atmosphere, the opportunity to discuss physics without any concern for other matters, and, for the specially privileged, the unique opportunity of working with Bohr.

The action is left to stereotypically heroic, hard-working men and women who build walls and water ditches, open stores, discuss physics and in their lighter moments participate in vexing quiz shows or play ice hockey in hats and top coats.

"We even occasionally discuss physics," says Christine Davies, "but thank goodness we don't work together!" Many-body Problem.

We will discuss physics issues in the design and optimization of the beam line.

Freed by a tablet or smartphone I'd have been able to watch loads of tutorials on early 90s make-up, and my dad could have discussed physics with people who were actually interested.

Actually in some more detail, it was: Zoom in, listen to a very enthusiastic Greek wedding until 3am, sleep briefly, swim, eat and drink a big and lovely lunch, lecture, spend an evening discussing physics, sleep and zoom out.

Although vectors are mathematically simple and extremely useful in discussing physics, they were not developed in their modern form until late in the 19th century, when Josiah Willard Gibbs and Oliver Heaviside (of the United States and England, respectively) each applied vector analysis in order to help express the new laws of electromagnetism, proposed by James Clerk Maxwell.

In the common room that was once the restaurant's bar, there are always some people "chatting, getting some free biscuits or coffee, playing pool or darts, and discussing physics on the many blackboards" that line the walls, says Galvão.

I soon began discussing physics with many younger people including Tom Kibble and Raymond Streater.