Sentence examples for nothing physics from inspiring English sources

An example of this would be Alexander Vilenkin's seminal paper from 1982 called, "Creation of Our Universes from Nothing," Physics Letters B 117B. 4In his 1970 autobiography My World Line: An Informal Autobiography, the physicist George Gamow casually mentions a conversation he had with Einstein in the mid-1940s.

I knew nothing about physics.

Four years after the show's debut … he still knows almost nothing about physics.

There was certainly nothing like physics and calculus to turn an aspiring scientist into a journalist.

Johnny Galecki knew almost nothing about physics when he was tapped by Chuck Lorre to play Leonard, a physicist on the CBS awkward-geniuses sitcom, "The Big Bang Theory".

Had Gadbois wanted, from the start, someone who knew nothing about physics, someone who would be incapable not only of stealing his ideas but of seeing through their inherent fallacy?

He had known almost nothing of physics when he enrolled, at 18, in the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology; and he was still being taught the subject, he wrote, by "so many patient colleagues" at IBM for the 34 years he was there.

My father knew nothing about modern physics and there was no prospect of him learning such things, as he never got on with formal education of any sort.

According to our understanding of the laws of physics, nothing can exceed the speed of light, an impressive billion kilometres an hour.

Alice's Wonderland had nothing on quantum physics, which describes a bizarre state of matter and energy.

From the fact, for example, that all life obeys the laws of fundamental physics, nothing follows about the appropriate standard of value.