Examples of using Physics laboratory in English and their translations into German
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Aladdin's lamp in a physics laboratory.
Physics Laboratory for Teacher Training PR, 6 SSt.
Nina ashamed so much that she leaves the physics laboratory.
Guided tour through a physics laboratory on the occasion of the 10th anniversary of the University in November 1979.
Spacecraft design===The spacecraft was designed and built at the Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory.
For instance an atomic clock based in a physics laboratory or GPS satellite is a stratum 0 device.
Blue: five auxiliary coils,which are provided by Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory.
As a graduate student at the physics laboratory of the École normale supérieure, he then prepared his doctoral thesis in physical sciences.
UCL sustained considerable bomb damage during the Second World War,including to the Great Hall and the Carey Foster Physics Laboratory.
In the German-American cooperation programme Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory is making five auxiliary coils for Wendelstein 7-X.
But atomic clocks are large sensitive devicesthat need team of experienced technicians and optimum conditions such as those found in a physics laboratory.
Physics Laboratory in Cumbria which serves as the United Kingdom's national time reference, there are also similar systems in Colorado, US(WWVB) and in Frankfurt, Germany DCF-77.
 The center's partners in fusion research are Max Planck Institute for Plasma Physics(IPP)at Garching and Greifswald and Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory(PPPL) in the USA.
A dark spotappeared on the computer screen in Wolfgang Ketterle's physics laboratory at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology(MIT) and the shadow of the atom cloud became gradually more and more distinct.
Computers use a protocol called NTP(Network Time Protocol) whichcan receive a UTC time signal either through the Internet or via a specialist radio transmission from a physics laboratory or via the GPS network.
From 1954 to 1964, he was a scientist at the Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory, where he was an participant as a Senior Scientist in Project Matterhorn when the project involved secret U. S. government research on magnetic fusion.
Thereafter he worked at NASA in Langley Field, the Courant Institute of Mathematical Sciences of NYU,Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory and the Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory.
Furthermore, on 29 March 2012,the Max Planck Society together with the Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory and the National Laboratories in Oak Ridge and Los Alamos jointly founded the Max-Planck-Princeton Center for Plasma Physics.
Long wave radio signals as broadcast by national physics laboratories and the GPS signal which is available everywhere on the globe.
What started out as exotic research in physics laboratories could soon change the global communication of sensitive data: quantum cryptography.
However, several national physics laboratories broadcast the time told by their atomic clocks via a long wave radio transmission.
UTC, however, is broadcast directly from physics laboratories and is available by using a radio referenced NTP server.
These nation's national physics laboratories tend to broadcast the UTC time from these clocks by long-wave.
These can receive the time from the GPS network or radio transmissions broadcast by national physics laboratories.
The timing source for an NTP server can either be taken from a specialistradio transmission that are broadcast from national physics laboratories or from the GPS network.
However, they are extremely expensive andare generally only to be found in large-scale physics laboratories.
UTC(Coordinated Universal Time) is an atomic clockcontrolled time used globally and kept precise and accurate by physics laboratories around the world.
NTP servers use either GPS satellite signals(Global Positioning System)or long wave radio broadcasts usually transmitted by national physics laboratories like NPL or NIST.
Using atomic clocks, either from the GPS satellite network or from physics laboratories(like NIST and the UKs NPL);
