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676 examples of Physics in a sentence

I find this argument fascinating, as though we can kind of bend the rules of physics to suit our needs.
So to remind you of physics: You have position, derivative, velocity; then acceleration; and then comes jerk, and then comes snap.
Over the next few years I was drawn more and more into trying to communicate the urgency of a change in energy policies, while still researching the physics of climate change.
The physics does not change.
However, recent theories in physics, including one called string theory, are now telling us there could be countless other universes built on different types of particles, with different properties, obeying different laws.
This is a pretty cool time to be studying physics.
And I assembled this in my garage, and it now lives in the physics department of the University of Nevada, Reno.
This is me at CERN in Geneva, Switzerland, which is the preeminent particle physics laboratory in the world.
Not even the guys at Tesla can fight that physics.
A few months ago the Nobel Prize in physics was awarded to two teams of astronomers for a discovery that has been hailed as one of the most important astronomical observations ever.
We want this number to emerge from the laws of physics, but so far no one has found a way to do that.
Well it's an approach to realize Einstein's dream of a unified theory of physics, a single overarching framework that would be able to describe all the forces at work in the universe.
In this context, the laws of physics can't explain one number for the dark energy because there isn't just one number, there are many numbers.
We're used to physics giving us definitive explanations for the features we observe.
So hoping that the laws of physics will explain one particular number, 93 million miles, well that is simply wrongheaded.
The same physics and the same business logic also apply to big vehicles.
They kind of have their own physics, and they swarm wildly around, kind of exploring the world of life.
It has generated considerable insight in physics, in biology and economics, but not that much in the humanities and in history.
Here are the physics principles that tell you how to reduce the energy consumption of transport.
Can we make something 100 times better by applying the physics principles I just listed?
Well, the laws of physics are written up there, which describe how the power consumption for heating is driven by the things you can control.
They came from particle physics, they came from classical philology, they came from book conservation, they came from ancient mathematics, they came from data management, they came from scientific imaging and program management.
So we didn't have to design around legacy components that maybe weren't the most reliable or were particularly expensive, so we really were able to let physics drive the design of these systems.
That last phrase you said there, you let physics drive the design, what's an example of that?
No one has been successful deploying a huge constellation for internet broadband, or basically for satellite internet, and I don't think physics is the difficulty here.
There are thousands of professionally delimited subjects sprinkled through physics and chemistry to biology and medicine.
In classical physics, there is always some friction, some energy loss.
It's quantum physics.
All right, from skate physics to theoretical physics.
And these trend lines, you can see, there's more questions than answers in the laws of physics, and when we reach the end of a sentence, we place a star at that location.
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