Sentence examples for physics demonstrations from inspiring English sources

That professor is Walter H. G. Lewin, who, after a front-page article in The New York Times this month about his gift for making physics demonstrations informative and entertaining, was quickly contacted by no fewer than four late-night bookers seeking guests to substitute for the usual roster of movie stars plugging their latest films.

At the company, Blackley programmed the physics modeling system for a racing game and designed a large number of standalone physics demonstrations.

+ GIFs took us to the science lab with Hugo Germain's conceptual physics demonstrations, Linden Gredhill's crystallizing DNA, and Eleanor Lutz's diagrams explaining animal flight.

Our approach was similar to those using physics demonstrations to stimulate questioning and build scientific skills (Gross, 2002; Sokoloff and Thornton, 2004; Wenning, 2011; Stafford, 2012).

For a few moments, we are not watching a sports event at all, but a physics demonstration, how energy disperses itself going through some quaint French village, all gussied up for its few moments in the world's vision.

After the expo is closed for judging, visitors can enjoy Family Science Day, an open house that includes a planetarium show, a weather station, a "Fun With Physics" demonstration and a pyrotechics display in a chemistry lab.

This paper will focus on using a physics demonstration model VASIMR to study ion cyclotron resonance heating (ICRH).

The flame-tube device, used to render standing sound waves "visible," is still one of the most fascinating of physics classroom demonstrations.

One of the most interesting controversies in the history of acoustics involves the famous and often misinterpreted "bell-in-vacuum" experiment, which has become a staple of contemporary physics lecture demonstrations.

There are far fewer published examples of demonstrations of physics principles in a physiology course, even though many relevant physics topics are presented (e.g., effects of gravity, friction, electrical potentials, fluid dynamics, respiratory mechanics, wall tension, musculoskeletal levers).

And no exciting introductory physics course with lecture demonstrations!