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Science, 1980
From massive quarks deep in the hearts of atomic nuclei to the catastrophic collapse of giant stars in the farthest reaches of the universe, from the partial realization of Einstein's dream of a unified theory of the forces of nature to the most practical applications in technology, medicine, and throughout contemporary society, physics continues to ...
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From massive quarks deep in the hearts of atomic nuclei to the catastrophic collapse of giant stars in the farthest reaches of the universe, from the partial realization of Einstein's dream of a unified theory of the forces of nature to the most practical applications in technology, medicine, and throughout contemporary society, physics continues to ...
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Medical Teacher, 1981
It is tempting for a lecturer in physics to present medical students with a course which, though sound and vigorous, is more suited to a physicist or engineer. At Guy's Hospital Medical School, physics is taught at a level which the student can follow and the relevance of the subject to the practice of medicine is made clear.
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It is tempting for a lecturer in physics to present medical students with a course which, though sound and vigorous, is more suited to a physicist or engineer. At Guy's Hospital Medical School, physics is taught at a level which the student can follow and the relevance of the subject to the practice of medicine is made clear.
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Physics and physics or physics
Physics Bulletin, 1982I suppose most of us have a pretty good idea what physics is, although we might have to think hard to define it. At any rate, the Privy Councillors must have been convinced that there was something recognisable and capable of cementing a body of chaps together (pace Professor Jackson) when they granted us the Charter.
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American Journal of Physics, 1933
Perhaps I can best elucidate the rather cryptic title of this paper by quoting a remark of the late Professor G. W. Jones, Professor of Mathematics at Cornell University from 1877 to 1907 and one of the best teachers who ever occupied a professorial chair.
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Perhaps I can best elucidate the rather cryptic title of this paper by quoting a remark of the late Professor G. W. Jones, Professor of Mathematics at Cornell University from 1877 to 1907 and one of the best teachers who ever occupied a professorial chair.
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Physics Bulletin, 1965
I regret that my neighbour, Professor Powles, will find that 'there is no armour 'gainst' the choice between 'Physical' and 'Physics' (Bulletin, November 1964). I have suffered from both applicants for the Gymnasium seeking the Physical Department and also from applicants for the Dispensary seeking the Physic(s) Department.
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I regret that my neighbour, Professor Powles, will find that 'there is no armour 'gainst' the choice between 'Physical' and 'Physics' (Bulletin, November 1964). I have suffered from both applicants for the Gymnasium seeking the Physical Department and also from applicants for the Dispensary seeking the Physic(s) Department.
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Physics Bulletin, 1964
A minor problem in setting up the new universities is what address to use since the word 'Department' is not allowed, although we sometimes forget and say 'department'. For the scientific subjects the word 'Laboratory' describes the place where the hardware is to be delivered.
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A minor problem in setting up the new universities is what address to use since the word 'Department' is not allowed, although we sometimes forget and say 'department'. For the scientific subjects the word 'Laboratory' describes the place where the hardware is to be delivered.
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Mechanical Physics Sub-Atomic Physics University Physics
Nature, 1943PROF. DINGLE's two small books form a balanced course of physics, not including mechanics. They begin at the post-matriculation stage, assuming a slight knowledge of mechanics and of the calculus, and they attain a level, on the standard of the University of London, somewhere between the physics of Intermediate Science and that of the General B.Sc ...
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