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Meanings of applied physics in English
Russian
прикладная физика Portuguese
física aplicada Catalan
física aplicada Spanish
física aplicada Connection between physics and engineering.
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Examples for "theoretical physics"
Examples for "theoretical physics"
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Einstein won the Nobel Prize in 1921 for his work in theoretical physics.
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This pastime was part of the reason I studied theoretical physics.
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Schrödinger was then director of theoretical physics at Dublin Institute for Advanced Studies.
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He'd specialized in theoretical physics, concentrating on theories of matter and statistical dynamics.
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The Hollywood star Marilyn Monroe, or the father of theoretical physics, Albert Einstein?
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In 1966 he was further promoted to the new professorship of experimental physics.
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Stephen Scully is undertaking research in experimental physics at Maynooth University.
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Low energy threshold detectors are necessary in many frontier fields of the experimental physics.
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Here is the paper: Open-ended versus guided laboratory activities:Impact on students' beliefs about experimental physics.
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Prof Coey is professor of experimental physics in the Department of Physics, Trinity College Dublin.
Usage of applied physics in English
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A Stanford PhD in applied physics, Porter had never pictured herself working for the government.
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Tells about applied physics work done by Bethe.
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After lunch, I give a lecture in applied physics to civil-engineering students, followed by a two-hour practical.
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Reversible deformation of a machine holds enormous promise across many scientific areas ranging from mechanical engineering to applied physics.
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He was thirty, looked like a college undergrad, and held a doctorate in several advanced branches of applied physics.
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Jon Gregory was a high frequency trader for hedge funds and banks who had a degree in applied physics.
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Uchiyamada graduated from Nagoya University with a degree in applied physics in 1969 and joined Toyota a month later.
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THERE are plenty of jobs for applied physics graduates but second level students do not seem to be overly impressed.
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The session was organised by Chris Dainty, professor of applied physics at NUI Galway and Science Foundation Ireland principal investigator.
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Carey Lisse, senior research scientist at Johns Hopkins University's applied physics laboratory, said: This comet is giving us quite a ride.
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A year ago I gave up theoretical physics for applied physics; I resigned my chair at Heidelberg, and came to this progressive city.
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As a player he was an acknowledged master of the footballing arts, although few would have given him a degree in applied physics.
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But this new laser-free technique would be cheaper to mass-produce, says Sven Höfling, a group leader with the applied physics department at Würzburg University.
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She attended St Paul's Primary School, Scoil Carmel Secondary School and then the University of Limerick, where she received a BSc in applied physics.
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One of the many science-trained "superelite" converts to Aum, he studied applied physics at Tokyo University Science Department and graduated with honors.
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The physiologist again must needs possess an acquaintance with physics and chemistry, inasmuch as physiology is, to a great extent, applied physics and chemistry.
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