The phrase "doctor of physics" is not commonly used in written English.
It can be used when referring to someone who has earned a doctoral degree in the field of physics.
Example: "After years of research, she proudly became a doctor of physics, contributing valuable knowledge to the scientific community."
Alternatives: "PhD in physics" or "Doctorate in physics."
VOK is a Doctor of Physics and Mathematics, Professor at Department of Materials Science, Physical and Technical Faculty at Vasyl Stefanyk Precarpathian National University.
Fermi received the degree of Doctor of Physics in 1922 in Pisa.
Merkel, who is a doctor of physics, is expected at Wednesday's event, which is happening in her constituency.
A doctor of physics, she seems to view political challenges as a scientific experiment in which she allows the different forces to slug it out before intervening.
In an effort to woo back businessmen, she has, for instance, been criticising laws that limit the number of consecutive hours that people can work.It has become plain that, for all her homespun charm, Mrs Merkel, a doctor of physics, is not the naive Ossi (East German) bumpkin that some took her for.
Dr Lucie Green, doctor of solar physics and Royal Society University Research Fellow at UCL's Mullard space science laboratory, replies: As the sun starts to run out of fuel, the first thing that will happen is that it will swell up and become extremely large.
It's bought AdQuantic, another ad tech startup from France, this one co-founded by two doctors of statistical physics, which has developed a bid management tool for search marketing based on game theory, quantum physics and related mathematical models.
MI is a doctor in physics, head of the Department of the E.O.
The concepts behind it defy all known laws of physics and medical doctors consider it impossible for homeopathy to benefit any person.
He was awarded his Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D). in physics in 1924, the first year in which CalTech awarded this degree, for his thesis on "the absorption coefficient for slow electrons in gases".
He then entered Columbia University in 1930, where he studied physics, writing his Doctor of Philosophy thesis on "Two-crystal study of the structure and width of K X-ray absorption limits".
