Sentence examples for not only physics from inspiring English sources

Even after she transferred to Stanford (which she did because Stanford has a better tennis team, not because Stanford has the Hoover Institution), she studied not only physics but also English ("because Shakespeare intrigued her," writes People).

Assuming that there are still 13,000 full-time philosophy instructors in the United States, the representation of scholars of color is plausibly worse than in any other field in the academy, including not only physics, but also engineering.

E=mc2 9pm, Channel 4 This is an ambitious and not altogether successful attempt to dramatise how much Einstein's theory of relativity changed not only physics but also how we see the world - and how that led to almost destroying it with the atomic bomb.

Their suggestion, which (if it works) will benefit not only physics but also cancer treatment, is to cease making accelerators out of metal and start making them out of glass.A modern particle accelerator consists of a series of specially shaped cavities surrounded by a metal (usually copper) through which an alternating voltage is passed.

Perhaps this is partly also due to the circumstance that only Sneed's approach is intended to apply (and has been applied) to other sciences and not only physics.

A variety of technical applications are not only the physics of a single domain, but include several physical phenomena, and therefore are referred to as multi-physics.

You were not only a physics major or a government major, you were a "female" physics or government major -- as if more estrogen in your system changed everything.

It only reinforces his argument for the peculiar spirit of the age to point out that the late Georgians' obsession with time made them as interested in the past as the future, and that these years gave birth not only to physics and geology but also to the rediscovery of the Middle Ages and the adoption of gothic architecture as a national style.

This is true not only for physics.

This makes our system suitable for usage not only in physics labs but also in biology labs.

For instance, modus ponens is valid not only in physics and mathematics but in religion and in the analysis of works of fiction.