Sentence examples for renowned physicist from inspiring English sources

The renowned physicist John Wheeler once told me that just talking about it was like "rolling candy on the tongue".

The daughter of renowned physicist Vikram Sarabhai and dancer and choreographer Mrinalini Sarabhai, she was brought up in a culturally and intellectually active family.

YAGLOM--Akiva, a world renowned physicist, mathematician, bibliophile and former Soviet political dissident passed away on December 13 , 2007in Boston, Massachusetts at the age of 86.

7. Lucy Hawkings, the daughter of the renowned physicist Stephen Hawkings, was so incensed by Hopkins' comments on disability that she urged her to "please stop" in an open letter published by The Guardian.

I.A.S.'s director at the time, the renowned physicist Robert Oppenheimer, had overseen the development of the first atom bombs, but now he faced pressure himself as a suspected Communist sympathizer.

I asked renowned physicist Dr. Matt Hickey his opinion on them, and he said, "that many volts would still overcome any resistance and FRY you".

As an impressionable young student, it was a tremendous thrill to meet so many celebrities and renowned physicists.

Like many ideas in physics, the Higgs mechanism came together with contributions from many different people, including renowned physicists like Philip Anderson, Robert Brout, Gerald Guralnik, Carl Richard Hagen and Tom Kibble.

Born in the waning days of czarist Russia on Oct. 4, 1916, Mr. Ginzburg overcame severe prejudices against his Jewish, middle-class heritage in the Stalin era to become one of the world's most renowned physicists.

But he went on to become one of the world's most renowned physicists, publishing three best-selling books, including the well-known A Brief History Of Time, and has been awarded with a number of honorary degrees, medals, and a CBE in 1982.

Adam Riess was up next, and doubled the number of excellent talks I have seen given by renowned physicists.