Sentence examples for in a physicist from inspiring English sources

Adjuncts live in poverty in hopes of getting a tenured position that is almost impossible to obtain, and the Science Wars of the 90s, which culminated in a physicist trolling a post-modern academic journal by publishing a fake paper, strongly influenced my decision to stop at a Master's.

This week, Mr. Silver brought in a physicist and commenter on his blog to calculate the probability, which shrank to 5,000 to 1 against, when removing what he said was an unproven assumption that each digit should appear equally often.

In 1859 a physicist in Germany, Gustav Robert Kirchhoff, presented his law of radiation, relating emissive power to absorptivity.

A chemist's mutilated body dumped on a street in Basra; a physicist shot twice in the back in Baghdad; a dean of engineering kidnapped by a hit squad, his body left on his wife's doorstep.

In 1964 a physicist named John Bell found a way around it.

"One has to be careful not to let one's identity get too wrapped up in being a physicist".

The framework offers a chemist's perspective in terms of reactions and rates in place of a physicist's perspective in terms of states and free energies, and exploits graph theory to calculate the steady-state probabilities of microstates.

Excelling at maths, she went to work in computing, married a physicist, and in the early 1960s launched what became the £255m-turnover Xansa plc.

In 1958 William A. Higinbotham, a physicist at Brookhaven National Laboratory in Upton, N.Y., crafted a crude version of the game that would later become the classic Pong.

In the 1950s, a physicist and a biologist used measurements of beetle behavior in response to visual stimuli to develop a model for how the brain estimates motion.

In the 1980s he was a physicist in Gorky, where Andrei Sakharov was exiled, but no dissident himself.