Examples of using A physicist in English and their translations into Japanese
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However, someone Zheng Jane Wang, a physicist at Cornell University in the United States was able to explain the mechanism of the flight of the bumblebee principles of aerodynamics.
But as a physicist, I thought, well if you give me some data, I could maybe understand this. You know, give us a go.
A physicist has proved that, within reasonable limits, it is always possible to rotate the table to a position where all four legs stand solidly on the ground.
Professor Emeritus Fumitaka Sato, a physicist from Kyoto University, said since we cannot avoid these kinds of evaluations, we might as well use several.
A physicist at Delft University of Technology in the Netherlands, Ronald Hanson, told Scientific American that he will be able to make the building blocks of a universal quantum computer in just five years and a fully-functional demonstration machine in a little more than a decade.
As soon as I hear a physicist(or a mathematician or whoever) start talking about the need for economists to use“the right mathematical techniques” I immediately think that the person has absolutely no idea what the main problems and questions in economics actually are.
That seems surely to be part of the story, but Hildegard Meyer-Ortmanns, a physicist at Jacobs University in Bremen, Germany, thinks that ultimately aging is a physical process, not a biological one, governed by the thermodynamics of information.
Spencer's play tells the story of six of Svetlana's interviewees: the wife of a fireman, a physicist, a scientist, an executive of Chernobyl, a peasant who moved back to the contaminated area, and a mother.
This was motivated in part by“moral pressure” but also because some staff thought that future funding decisions could become linked to such ratings, says Athene Donald, a physicist at the University of Cambridge, UK.
If you know how many neutrons you're getting, and you know how they make computer parts behave,"you can predict the lifetime of your electronics,” says Suzanne Nowicki, a physicist in the lab's space science and applications group.
Nanobatteries and flat panels The scientific session at AMIS2017 opened with a talk by Fert, a physicist at the University of Paris-Sud who shared the 2007 Nobel Prize in Physics for his discovery of the physical effect of giant magnetoresistance, which gives miniature hard disks the ability to read data.
Former astronaut Franklin Chang-Diaz, a physicist at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, says reaching the Red Planet could be dramatically quicker using his high-tech VASIMR rocket-- now on track for lift-off after decades of development.
But Godfrey Louis, a physicist at Mahatma Gandhi University in Kottayam in Kerala, examined the red particles and, unable to find DNA, suggested that they might be alien microbes that had fallen to Earth on a comet.
He completed the founder team: Flavio, a physicist by education and hard-core circuit designer by destiny, Beat, schooled in design but a programmer at heart and myself, an engineer by education with a passion for software, signal processing and digital design.
The term“galvanized” is taken from the name of Luigi Aloisio Galvani, a physicist at the University of Bologna, Italy who in 1772 invented the electrochemical process between metals in one of his experiments.
Water can stay quite long because super-Earths can retain their atmosphere for a longer time, because they have a bigger gravity," Giovanna Tinetti, a physicist who co-authored the paper, said in the press call.
Is it better to have ten machines working at 1-ångström resolution solving hundreds of materials-science problems, or one expensive instrument that may not work- but will push the boundaries?” asks David Muller, a physicist at Cornell University in Ithaca, New York.
The batteries are attractive to device makers because they can store relatively large amounts of energy in a small space, said Jason Croy, a physicist in the Electrochemical Energy Storage department at Argonne National Labs Lithium-ion batteries are no more inherently dangerous than any other battery, but they are more energy dense.
But then, at the end of July, I had a pleasant surprise when I read that Richard Muller, a physicist at the University of California, Berkeley, and outspoken critic of climate change studies had commented that after undertaking intensive research involving dozens of scientists, he is now convinced that“global warming was real and that the prior estimates of the rate of warming were correct”.
Explained by a physicist.