Sentence examples for large physics from inspiring English sources

Large physics lectures typically have a high rate of failing students, partly because so many enrollees never bother to show up.

I am currently working as a part of a large physics collaboration and am one-and-a-half years into my first postdoc.

We performed a longitudinal analysis of these motivational characteristics of female and male college students in large physics courses along with their performance in those courses.

The large physics potential of a compact (total volume O(1 m3), multi-purpose array of low-background MICROMEGAS is made evident.

This work involves computer simulations of how a weapon would explode, and "subcritical" tests that do not involve full nuclear detonations.The labs have two large physics experiments under way.

Yesterday MPs on the Commons innovation, universities and skills committee questioned Ian Pearson, the science minister, over rumours that basic science would be lost at the Daresbury laboratory, which houses large physics facilities and centres including the Cockcroft Institute - an international centre for accelerator science.

Large physics-education research groups such as the one at the University of Colorado, Boulder, admit students via their standard department admissions process, says Noah Finkelstein, a professor in the group.

Much has been made of the 'unprecedented' scale of the IT infrastructure required to store all the data coming from the world's largest physics experiment - the Large Hadron Collider (LHC) near Geneva, Switzerland.

After 14 years and $8 billion, lawsuits and the occasional exploding magnet, the world's largest physics experiment seems to be getting close enough to becoming a reality for its participants to plan the opening parties.

Last night I found myself attending an unusual press briefing at one of the largest physics research institutes in the world.

It is important to distinguish between Bohr's own understanding of this principle and what it came to mean for the larger physics community.