Sentence examples for remarkable physicist from inspiring English sources

Many famous men and women have walked its streets -- Ernest O. Lawrence, the remarkable physicist who invented the cyclotron; Clark Kerr, who helped develop the nation's best statewide system of higher education; Mario Savo, the leader of the radical Free Speech Movement during the turbulent 1960's; and in our own day Alice Waters, arguably the nation's greatest restaurateur.

A remarkable physicist and administrator served as the U.S. presidential science adviser for 8 years.

But there was a problem, first voiced by the remarkable experimental physicist Dr. Robert H. Dicke and his colleague, the distinguished cosmological theorist Dr. P. James E. Peebles.

The key to this remarkable success, the physicist said, could be found in its threefold attraction to science and society.

The Cassini discovery "shows that even in a simple system you can get remarkable behavior," says physicist Peter Goldreich of the California Institute of Technology in Pasadena.

"The simplicity of the whole idea, and the fact that no one has really demonstrated this before, is remarkable," says semiconductor physicist David Citrin of the Georgia Institute of Technology in Atlanta.

Again, despite the popularity of clickers, the level of adoption of peer instruction varied across the departments, ranging from only 5%% among chemists to a remarkable 87%% among physicists.

"If they're right, it's quite a remarkable result," says planetary physicist David Stevenson of California Institute of Technology in Pasadena.

It is remarkable that while theoretical physicists are constantly communicating their latest whacky ideas in popular books or on TV, none of the readable popular books on art history you will find in shops are by academic art historians.

It is the fruit of a remarkable collaboration between a theoretical physicist (Ralph Beil) and a well-known philosopher and Peirce scholar (Kenneth Ketner).

In 1962, a couple of physicists noticed a remarkable phenomenon in the skies above New Mexico.