Examples of using The physicist in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Just the physicist I wanted to see.
Named after the physicist Robert Christy.
The physicist answers without hesitation:“On another turtle”.
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The physicist Lord Kelvin(after whom a temperature scale is named);
I knew everything there was to know about John Bane the physicist, but I never imagined I would get to know John Bane the man.
Or, as the physicist Enrico Fermi reportedly put it,“Where is everybody?”.
I become a huge digital optimist andI start to think that this wonderful statement from the physicist Freeman Dyson is actually not hyperbole.
The physicist settled in the United States, where he would remain until his death in 1955.
In Paris, Marie met the physicist Pierre Curie, who shared his lab and his heart with her.
When there is something unusual about the direction taken by a current of air the physicist can apply his laws to discover the reason.
The physicist Wolfgang Pauli once said of a colleague's theory that it was"not even wrong.".
In comparison with the“nature-forces” in this highest world, everything that the physicist discovers in the physical world is like so many faint shadow-images.
In 1883, the physicist Osborne Reynolds figured out that there is one simple number that can predict how a fluid will behave.
He relied on others,including his first wife Mileva and his good friend, the physicist Michele Besso, to help him work out thorny problems.
The physicist then does some calculations, and he says:"I have a solution, but it only works for spherical chickens in a vacuum".
When we found the structure of DNA,I gave my first talk at Cold Spring Harbor. The physicist, Leo Szilard, he looked at me and said,"Are you going to patent this?".
The physicist E.E. Salpeter and I at Cornell have calculated something about the life that might exist on such a world.
Already surrounded by machines that allow him, painstakingly, to communicate, the physicist Stephen Hawking last summer donned what looked like a rakish black headband that held a feather-light device the size of a small matchbox.
The physicist has learned to avoid trying to specify when time began and when matter was created, except within the framework for frank speculation.
Using the now famous Alice and Bob illustration, the physicist hypothesized that if Bob stood still while Alice jumped into the black hole, Bob would see Alice's image slowing down until freezing just before reaching the Schwarzschild radius.
The physicist Paul Davies once quipped that this light has taught humanity‘more about the creation and organisation of the Universe than 1,000 years of religion and philosophy'.
It gets its name from the physicist Eugene Parker,the first person to suggest the existence of solar winds back in the 1950s.
In 1977, the physicist Edward Purcell calculated that if you push a bacteria and then let go, it will stop in about a millionth of a second.
For instance, the physicist Freeman Dyson wrote recently that Fang Lizhi,the late Chinese astrophysicist and dissident,‘believed passionately in science, not only as an intellectual pursuit of understanding of nature, but also as an international enterprise in which people of diverse cultures and traditions could work together.
Fermi problems are named after the physicist Enrico Fermi, who's famous for making rapid order-of-magnitude estimations, or rapid estimations, with seemingly little available data.
For example, the physicist and dosimetrist would do the planning,the technologist would deliver the radiation daily, and the nurses would take care of medical needs.