Sentence examples for students in physics from inspiring English sources

The numbers recruited are likely to be small, given the relatively small numbers of domestic postdoctoral students in physics and maths in the UK.

Investigators have been taking inventories of lab space and interviewing faculty members and students in physics and engineering departments at schools like Columbia, the University of Wisconsin, M.I.T. and the University of Maryland.

They found by the final year of school there were large majorities of male students in physics, information technology and specialist mathematics, and large majorities of females in life sciences and health and human development.

In 1925 Samuel Abraham Goudsmit and George Eugene Uhlenbeck, two graduate students in physics at the University of Leiden in the Netherlands, added a quantum number to account for the division of some spectral lines into more subsidiary lines than can be explained with the original quantum numbers.

Sundial's services are offered to incoming students in physics, astrophysics, geology, and related majors.

Students in physics courses (11) reported creating artifacts (64%), doing problem sets (82%), and mastering resources (45%) more than others.

"I sleep here and eat lunch here," said Mr. Cheng, a graduate student in physics.

My father-in-law was then a doctoral student in physics and a colleague of Fassnacht's.

Hugh is a graduate student in physics at Yale, (hopefully) in the final year of a Ph.D.

Ms. Hinton was recruited for the Manhattan Project in February 1944 while still a graduate student in physics at the University of Wisconsin.

For a while, I studied topology, and then I ran into a young graduate student in physics named Dean Edmonds, who was a whiz at electronics.