Sentence examples for more physicists and from inspiring English sources

As computer-processing power grew and more physicists and mathematicians left academia for Wall Street, money managers offered more robust services, and institutional investors began to embrace quantitative management for the advantages it offered.

"There's still a dramatic shortfall" in the number of trained scientists the country needs, he claimed, and he would like to see more physicists and engineers going into Whitehall, for example.

Expect DOE to dangle dollars to encourage more and more chemists, physicists, and material scientists to look for ways to use their science to solve specific energy problems.

But Brian Cox supports the many worlds interpretation and, he believes, more and more physicists are now subscribing to this view.

Physics teacher Alom Shaha appeals for more physicists to come forward and teach the subject he loves.

Now Gates shares his vision of what theoretical physics would look like if more physicists of color were involved in the work and the culture and gives some reasons why he thinks it hasn't happened yet.

The more physicists have learned about the way matter behaves at its most fundamental level, the more acutely they have become aware that something — a big something — is missing from their accounts.

Experimental teams, such as those that discovered the W+, W−, and Z quanta of the weak force at the European Laboratory for Particle Physics (CERN) in Geneva, which is funded by its 20 European member states, can have 100 or more physicists from many countries, along with a larger number of technical workers serving as support personnel.

Fret no more, physicists.

"Hopefully more physicists will apply for funds under the FP7 themes," says Panesor.

I know a lot more mathematicians, physicists and computer hackers than perhaps your average person, but that is because they are often funny and smart and eccentric.