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Physics Bulletin, 1984
In his contribution to the March 1984 issue of Physics Bulletin entitled 'Two professions – physics and engineering', Professor Finkelstein has done much to explain current developments in the engineering profession, and their possible effects on physicists. This topic is of particular interest to me as both a physics graduate and a Chartered Engineer,
J D Coleman, Y L Wu
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In his contribution to the March 1984 issue of Physics Bulletin entitled 'Two professions – physics and engineering', Professor Finkelstein has done much to explain current developments in the engineering profession, and their possible effects on physicists. This topic is of particular interest to me as both a physics graduate and a Chartered Engineer,
J D Coleman, Y L Wu
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Physics Education, 1972
The author describes the purpose of several new GCE A level engineering syllabuses which have attempted to unite physics and technical studies.
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The author describes the purpose of several new GCE A level engineering syllabuses which have attempted to unite physics and technical studies.
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Physics Bulletin, 1986
I note with dismay that D T Swift-Hook remarks 'In the British Isles, electronics is recognised as a physics activity, while on the Continent it is only engineering' (Physics Bulletin February 1986 p52). Perhaps engineers in the British Isles would have higher status if this attitude of 'only engineering' were dispelled.
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I note with dismay that D T Swift-Hook remarks 'In the British Isles, electronics is recognised as a physics activity, while on the Continent it is only engineering' (Physics Bulletin February 1986 p52). Perhaps engineers in the British Isles would have higher status if this attitude of 'only engineering' were dispelled.
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Physical, Cognitive, and Affective Engineering
2015This chapter will assess the importance of physical, cognitive, and affective engineering in designing and developing technology for the user interface, device, and website. These aspects are essential in technology design, since they assist designers to examine the relationships between users and technology, and to improve users’ performance when ...
Tomayess Issa, Pedro Isaias
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Physics Bulletin, 1956
IT came to my mind to talk of the relations between Physics and Engineering first through talking to young men who are uncertain whether their interests lie in the one or the other, and are dubious of approaching a frontier lest they find themselves on the wrong side, whichever the wrong side may be.
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IT came to my mind to talk of the relations between Physics and Engineering first through talking to young men who are uncertain whether their interests lie in the one or the other, and are dubious of approaching a frontier lest they find themselves on the wrong side, whichever the wrong side may be.
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Mathematics and physics in engineering
Electrical Engineering, 1939MANY definitions are given of an engineer. For the purpose of this discussion I would define an engineer as a scientist who uses physics and mathematics to promote the welfare of mankind. His use of physics and mathematics presupposes a thorough knowledge of them and demands that he be capable of:
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Localized wave physics and engineering
Physical Review A, 1991Issues pertaining to the rate of beam divergence, the beam intensity, and the measured energy efficiency of beams generated by arrays of radiating elements are central to the practical applications of those beams. It will be shown that a localized-wave pulse-driven array can be designed to outperform similar continuous-wave pulse-driven arrays with ...
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Mixing physics and engineering
Physics World, 2013As an engineer in the navalnuclear division of Rolls-Royce, Steven Lawler sees himself as an ambassador for physicists working in an engineering environment.
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Medical Physics and Biomedical Engineering
Medical Physics, 1999Biomechanics. Biofluid mechanics. Physics of the senses. Biocompatilibity and tissue damage. Ionising radiation dose and exposure: measurements, standards and protection. Radioisotopes and nuclear medicine. Ultrasound. Nonionising electromagnetic radiation: tissue absorption and safety issues. Gaining access to physiological signals.
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Physics and engineering: milestones in medicine
Medical Engineering & Physics, 2001The history of the development of the applications of physics and engineering in medicine provides an insight into contemporary practice and can help to mould the future. Physics and engineering form a continuum, and, in the present context, engineering is indistinguishable from applied physics.
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