Sentence examples for point of physics from inspiring English sources

From the point of physics, if we regard (1.9) as a heat transfer equation, since the diffusion coefficient vanishes on the boundary, it seems that there is not heat flux across the boundary.

But from the vantage point of physics, it creates problems.

From the view point of physics, it means that the delay time can speed up the transition between the two steady states (low concentration state and high concentration state).

The fact is, despite my fond hopes of being able to stay in Los Angeles while pursuing my undergraduate education, the finer points of physics will remain a mystery to me no matter where I take it.

"Equation of state near the critical point", Journal of Physics C: Solid State Physics, 2 7), July.

The Alaska PJ's are a colorful lot: hard-drinking military guys who give one another IV drips for paramedical practice when they're not debating some obscure point of quantum physics or reading about edible flowers.

"It's like seeing the world from the point of view of physics.

In a celebrated 1944 book, What Is Life?, he turned to the problems of genetics, taking a close look at the phenomenon of life from the point of view of physics.

The challenge the KPZ equation posed is that, although it made sense from the point of view of physics, it did not make sense mathematically.

Some big high-end satellites can take pictures down to a resolution of 50cm (the legal limit in America for commercial satellites), although military ones are thought to be able to zoom closer.The snag is, at some point the laws of physics dictate a more powerful telescope means a bigger and more expensive satellite to transport it.

From the point of view of physics, we exploit the fact that 1D magnetic fields can be "gauged away".