Sentence examples for must be physics from inspiring English sources
The new measurements "imply that there must be physics beyond the Standard Model," says physicist Thomas Kirk of Brookhaven.
This means that there must be some new physics at work staving off doom and scientists are excited to figure it out.
By the middle of the 19th century, the very general thesis that all of the fundamental laws of physics must be invariant under transformations between different inertial frames of reference invariant under "boosts"—had become a profound article of faith in theoretical physics.
When making predictions, I have two criteria: the laws of physics must be obeyed and prototypes must exist that demonstrate "proof of principle".
In creating his general theory of relativity, Albert Einstein argued that the laws of physics must be the same no matter what coordinate system is used.
If real is supposed to be better than fake, then dressing like a sex goddess must be better than mastering physics.
"The whole system of concepts of physics must be reconstructed from the ground up," Max Born, a physicist at Gottingen University, wrote in 1923.
Of course, a third possible reason is that a more timely or important bit of physics must be awarded the prize this year; in which case I'll be very excited to hear about it.
The generalization of this point is that the intrinsic properties of the fundamental objects of physics must be epiphenomenal.
We show that the proper isotherm for the evaluation of the FDS which is well-conditioned and properly accounts for the physics must be sufficiently close to the burned side of the flame.
