Examples of using Physicists in English and their translations into German
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It, uh, it was one of these physicists.
Physicists call this the Curie effect.
Though maybe in the physicists' imagination.
He is one of the worldwide most cited physicists.
And what do physicists do in their free time?
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What would be personally hurting theoretical physicists.
Only physicists with hypothermia who are accused of being a terrorist.
Not since I number theoretical physicists amongst my friends.
Before becoming an activist, Shiva was one of India's leading physicists.
The idea of warp drive is something that physicists have absolutely thought about.
Physicists use the language of mathematics to describe the processes that they observe.
Half of the world's top physicists no longer work in their native countries.
Physicists and chemists published their joint results in the journal"Angewandte Chemie.
Even an extremely faint light can eject electrons- a fact baffling to physicists.
After such craziness and mayhem, ThE PhysicistS appeared to be a bit more earnest, well, at first.
Our interdisciplinary group is composed from mathematicians, physicists and engineers.
Basel- Physicists at the University of Basel have succeeded in synthesising boron-doped graphene nanoribbons.
While the deflected X-ray beam shines through the sample inside, physicists Dr Christina Krywka and Prof Jozef Keckes excitedly watch the monitors in the next room.
Physicists at the University of Basel have shown for the first time that electrons in graphene can be moved along a predefined path.
Tokamaks were invented in the 1950s by Soviet physicists Igor Tamm and Andrei Sakharov, inspired by an original idea of Oleg Lavrentiev.
Physicists are now able to customise material and influence quantum dynamics, thereby opening a range of possible applications, such as in information processing and sensor technology.
In doing so he established a way that for the first time physicists could"look into" tiny particles they couldn't see with microscopes.
The Heidelberg physicists explain that with certain printing techniques, proteins are deposited on the substrate in geometrically well-defined areas.
Work in 1978, by American physicist Lincoln Wolfenstein, and 1986, by Soviet physicists Stanislav Mikheyev and Alexei Smirnov, led to an understanding of this effect.
For the future, the physicists expect that with technical improvements extremely accurate tests of the equivalence principle for quantum test particles are possible.
PTCOG is an international scientific community where physicists, biologists and physicians work together regarding proton and ion beam therapy.
In the SCoPE SRC physicists and engineers from a total of twelve institutes of the University of Stuttgart bundle their efforts and forge cooperative links with industry.
DPG supports competitions such as the"International Young Physicists' Tournament", promotes innovative school projects and organises and promotes advanced training courses for teachers.
It will enable Heidelberg's physicists to go on playing an essential role in research on the structure of matter and in the enhancement of our understanding of the universe.
The results have above all helped physicists to fine-tune their theoretical models, and made them rack their brains even further.