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Meanings of physicist in English
Usage of physicist in English
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To help answer that question, we called up physicist John Di Bartolo.
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Belgian physicist Francois Englert was among the potential winners for this year.
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Today, he reports to Energy Secretary Steven Chu, a Nobel-prize winning physicist.
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With this method, the physicist can improve the work efficiency and stability.
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It was given by the courageous anti-Nazi German physicist Max von Laue.
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As a physicist, I'm inclined to believe that all energy is preserved.
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The English physicist Dennis Sciama knew this dilemma well when he noted:
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You were once a colleague of Hallam's; you were not a physicist.
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Catherine Callaghan is the daughter of the late physicist, Sir Paul Callaghan.
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The person generally credited with the theory is American physicist Alan Guth.
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Hansen, a physicist by training, took a very practical tone with Congress.
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He turned to the young physicist who was choking off a laugh.
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He must invoke the aid of the astronomer, geologist, physical-geographer, and physicist.
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It was a heady time to be a particle physicist in Texas.
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But the famous physicist reserved his most cutting comments for Chinese people.
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Mathematical patterns are at the heart of life says physicist Geoffrey West.
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