Sentence examples for leading physics from inspiring English sources

One measure of this change in mood was the reaction in Tehran to the assassination last month of a leading physics professor who was killed by a remote-controlled bomb.

Even if the town's lone Internet provider is having a bad day, they can load CD-ROM's with interactive, multimedia electronic textbooks by Tomsk's leading physics professors -- which also allows them to see their professors, even though meager megabytes have thwarted videoconferencing attempts They can also conduct independent electronic laboratory experiments.

From the Nuclear Express: "He soon joined one of the leading physics institutes in the U.S. and then, as Robert Oppenheimer was organizing the Los Alamos Laboratory, he was recruited to serve there".

At least that's what the editors of the leading physics journal, Physical Review Letters (PRL), have decided.

This has rejuvenated both the biological and the physical sciences, even if the leading physics journals now publish a profusion of poorly refereed papers whose authors have not followed the excellent precept not to think what one wants to think until one knows what one ought to know.

He was the first to sit a six-hour theory exam at Kings College London, and for the want of a better idea, his tutors posed him a question that had recently been solved in a leading physics journal.

Now Jeffrey Hangst and his colleagues at an experiment called ALPHA at CERN, the world's leading particle-physics laboratory, have come up with a way to do it.

That was when CERN Europe's (and the world's) leading particle-physics laboratory switched on the Large Hadron Collider, a particle accelerator whose first task was to find it.

But when scientists at CERN, the world's leading particle-physics laboratory on the outskirts of Geneva, revealed in 2012 that they had at last nabbed the Higgs boson, the odds were stacked firmly in its eponymous predictor's favour.Not only was this the biggest scientific news in years, even decades.

As other fields of science follow their own routes to globalisation, they would do well to look at the CERN model.In 2011 the directors of all the world's leading particle-physics labs agreed to work out a global vision for the future development of the field.

He served as head of the project's experimental physics division before leading its bomb physics division in 1944 and 1945.