Sentence examples for radio physics from inspiring English sources

Model of Puerto Rico Radio, Physics and Space Center.

Although Mr. Hickox, an Australian based in Hong Kong, has a Ph.D. in radio physics, he likes to keep his rooms accessible for nonscientists.

In the early 1980s he studied quantum physics at the state university of Gorky, and then worked as a research fellow at the Gorky radio physics research institute.

The war intervened, and, during his final year, although he was already showing a great gift for the study of chemical kinetics, he took a special course in radio physics which enabled him to go into marine radar.

Then his increasingly scientific interest in waves eventually helped him earn a master's degree in radio physics from Gorky State University, followed by his doctorate in acoustics in 1984 from the Institute of Applied Physics at the Soviet Academy of Sciences, also in Gorky.

Over a period of time from 1973 to 1997 there were launched 11 BION satellites designed by the Central Specialized Design Bureau for carrying out fundamental and applied research in the field of space biology, medicine, radio physics and radiobiology with participation of specialists from the foreign countries.

According to the Swiss expert team (including notably experts in radio-chemistry, radio-physics and legal medicine), on a probability scale ranging from one to six, death by polonium poisoning is around five.

All aspects of radio galaxy physics will be covered, including nuclei, jets, lobes, hot spots, and interactions with the ambient medium.

The goals are to bring together a diverse group of researchers to present the latest results and discuss the outstanding problems in radio galaxy physics, and best decide how to use the unique capabilities of Chandra going forward to resolve the outstanding issues.

The European scientific community involved in the ionospheric physics, radio propagation and space science has then proposed a new 4 years Action on the effects of the upper atmosphere on terrestrial and Earth space communications.

Completed in 1963, the 305m (1000ft) diameter telescope and its powerful radar systems have been continuously upgraded over the intervening years and have been used to made major advances in the areas of ionospheric physics, radio astronomy and planetary science.