Sentence examples for particular physics from inspiring English sources
"We are already committed to looking at new ways to encourage the take-up of science qualifications, in particular physics, at all levels".
In response to the parent's statement, this particular physics teacher worked out the cost of selling an "A" grade for money, accounting for possible criminal charges and the years ahead of his retirement.
Lacépède's Essai sur l'électricité naturelle et artificielle (1781; "Essay on Natural and Artificial Electricity") and Physique générale et particulière (1782 84; "General and Particular Physics") so impressed the naturalist G.-L.L. Buffon that he arranged the appointment (1785) of Lacépède as keeper and subdemonstrator at the Cabinet du Roi, associated with the Paris Botanical Garden.
To illustrate our point, imagine an ITS with a perfect micro-adaptive module which would provide ideal scaffolding to each learner working on a particular Physics problem.
Legislators are wondering if NSF has gorged itself in recent years on top-down cross-disciplinary initiatives in information technology, nanotechnology, and biocomplexity while starving individual fields, in particular physics, chemistry, and astronomy.
The presence of this bias makes the interpretation of observables non-intuitive, but at the same time represents an opportunity to design future measurements to selectively probe particular physics.
We show that the system matrix exhibits a particular physics-based symmetry relation that allows us to efficiently construct the time- and frequency-domain reduced-order models via a Lanczos-type reduction algorithm.
The logical positivists of the 20th century advocated a thorough-going form of theoretical reductionism according to which entire fields of physical science are reducible, in principle, to other fields, in particular to physics.
One freshman course in particular, on physics and poetry, had signaled, in her mind, the kind of intellectual journey she longed to take.
And in particular, the physics of the Higgs boson is so hard to explain that scientists once competed in a contest to see if anyone could do it in less than a page.
