Sentence examples for physics subjects from inspiring English sources

Unfortunately the examiners take the first 2 answers they find, and they were my worst 2 physics subjects.

Ofqual's chief regulator, Glenys Stacey, said there had been an increase this year in the number of pupils taking what she called "traditional" subjects favoured by universities, such as physics – subjects likely to see fewer top grades this year.

Therefore, the powerful and unifying formalism of Green's functions finds applications not only in standard physics subjects such as perturbation and scattering theory, bound-state formation, etc., but also at the forefront of current and, most likely, future developments (see [6]).

Her father, Władysław Skłodowski, taught mathematics and physics, subjects that Maria was to pursue, and was also director of two Warsaw gymnasia for boys.

One recommendation that has already gained movement is the call for universities to reduce the importance of GRE scores, both for the general and physics subject exams, as application requirements.

Since this study focused on thermal physics, the subjects selected were limited to students who were learning scientific concepts related to thermal physics at this point in time.

It consisted of the delivering of 823 ten-minute talks covering every conceivable branch of physics, on subjects so diverse that any one physicist could follow only a few presented in his field.

Foulds welcomed government pledges to pay increased bursaries for top graduates training to teach physics, another subject where there are serious recruitment probems, but added: "Time is running out and the government must get to grips more broadly with this critical issue".

David Miliband fared worse than his brother when it came to his results, receiving three Bs and a D. The D was in Physics, a subject that – as he told The Telegraph shortly after he lost the Labour leadership election to his brother back in 2010 – was "indeterminably difficult".

This technology, widely used since several decades in Particle Physics, was subject to a continuous development.

However, Gardner writes, "in the demonstration that followed, she failed to remember a single formula in physics (the subject in which she was majoring) or the color of Hubbard's tie when his back was turned.