Sentence examples for physics members from inspiring English sources

During Diggs's early days in physics, members of the physics department must have wondered whether they had done the right thing, because as Diggs took the final exam of his first physics course, he had a failing average.

This was the first joint meeting between the Japanese nuclear physics community members and the Japanese Atomic Energy Society members.

Only 10percentt of physics faculty members are women, a ratio that helped prompt an investigation in 2005 by the American Institute of Physics into the possibility of bias.

At the same time, physics faculty members struggle to integrate current science into the curriculum and make physics relevant to students' daily lives.

In a national survey of new physics faculty members, 25% reported they had attended teaching workshops (Henderson, 2008) and 87% of these reported knowledge of one or more evidence-based strategies, yet only 50% of those attending report adopting these practices (Henderson and Dancy, 2009).

Article 83 defines the responsibilities of the medical physics expert: Member States shall require the medical physics expert to act or give specialist advice as appropriate on matters relating to radiation physics for implementing the requirements set out in Chap.

Initiation: The interviewee, a physics faculty member, was interested in SCALE-UP years before and had visited NCSU but did not believe it was possible to implement it at his university for unspecified reasons.

Anuradha Damale, a physics student and member of Durham University Charity Kommittee (Duck), describes her experiences as life-affirming.

"She was incredibly passionate about every sort of science," said Joe O'Rourke, a fellow astronomy and physics major and member of the physics team.

From there he went on to nuclear physics, as a member of the British nuclear reactor team relocated from Cambridge to Canada until 1946 to facilitate collaboration with the US in developing nuclear weapons.

But a Congress full of physicists might solve some worrisome problems, the three-member physics caucus argued one afternoon when they met for a joint interview in the Capitol.