用physicist造句子，“physicist”造句

He came to the fore as a physicist at an early age.

At least one physicist, though, thinks there is nothing meta about the question at all.

These include those from a physicist, a student collaborating on a novel with his girlfriend and a software developer.

Since Newton’s time, mathematicians and physicist have investigated the tides by considering the response of the oceans to the tide-generating forces.

He and his team of colleagues, including a German theoretical physicist, pore over vast quantities of data gleaned from soldiers spread across the country.

One day, physicist Ho-Kei Chan of Trinity College Dublin was playing with steel ball bearings, trying to pack them into a little cylindrical tube in the most efficient way possible.

John was a physicist.

Einstein is a brilliant physicist. Einstein says relativism is true.

German physicist noted for his contributions to mathematics, acoustics, and the measurement of electrical resistance.

British physicist who determined that the atomic number of an element can be deduced from the element's x - ray spectrum.

After receiving a bachelor's degree, however, he decided, with typical modesty, that he was "not smart enough to be a physicist".

The British physicist and novelist C. P. Snow once said that a nonscientist who didn't know the second law of thermodynamics was like a scientist who had never read Shakespeare.

Mr Myhrvold, a physicist by training, takes part with gusto.

Not even close. In fact, by Einstein's own admission, he considered being a mathematician instead of a physicist.

The famous physicist recently suggested that we should be wary of contact with extraterrestrials, citing what happened to Native Americans when Europeans landed on their shores.

How it got here: Scottish chemist and physicist Sir James Dewar invented the vacuum flask Iin 1892 as a way to keep liquid nitrogen from warming up and turning into gas in his lab.

Recent recruits include a former oil prospector and a nuclear physicist, social workers, doctors, and dentists.

The magazine said "as a physicist, he found a way to capture atoms and won a Nobel Prize. Now he is marshalling scientists and engineers to transform the world's biggest energy economy.

a physicist who applies the methods of physics to biology.

W. Edwards Deming (1900-1993) was a physicist/statistician with a PhD from Yale who applied the ideas of a little-known American mathematician, Walter Shewhart, to business processes.

So says Stephen Hawking, the world-famous physicist who controversially argues in a new book that God did not create the universe.

The physicist fudged on his experimental data.

Theoretical physicist Richard Feynman was a huge fan and called it a "jewel" and a "remarkable" formula.