Sentence examples for point in physics from inspiring English sources

Prof Brian Cox, a particle physicist, and presenter of the BBC 2 programme Wonders of the Universe said the discovery is the most important point in physics for half a century.

"The big mystery at this point in physics is dark matter and dark energy and we have to find a way to explain that.

Systems thinking models and frameworks are sometimes grand and widely applicable, such as General System Theory, and at other times very specifically applied to particular phenomena, such as the theory on critical points in physics, which is used to explain the point at which a material behaves as neither liquid or gas (or solid).

By the time he received his master's degree in physics, his grade point average was 3.5, a considerable increase from the 2.7 at the beginning of his graduate career.

At what point in your physics career did you start making art? A. When I was out at U.C.L.A., teaching in the 1970's.

For example, a basic point in introductory physics is that every force has an equal and opposite force.

He holds a degree in physics.

Italy recorded the steepest drops, a startling 126 points below the midpoint in physics and 78 points in advanced math by the end of high school.

But in all three subjects the proportion getting an A* fell: in biology by 0.8 percentage points to 13.6%, in chemistry by two percentage points to 14.6% and in physics by 1.1 percentage points to 14.9%.

Professors Steinhardt and Efstathiou, in their Kavli Institute video blog, and Professors Lykken and Spiropulu in their May 2014 Scientific American "A Crisis in Physics?" point to the real risk that their empirical data no longer supports their theories.

Then, if and only if for all Numerous problems in physics, saddle point problem, fixed point problem, variational inequality problems, optimization, and economics are reduced to find a solution of (1.13).