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91 "The situation is pretty bad," said Frank N. von Hippel, a nuclear physicist who advised the Clinton White House and now teaches international affairs at Princeton. "But it could get a lot worse."

92 It may be for this reason that physicist Ingmar Riedel-Kruse and his colleagues, at Stanford University, have developed a few video games starring Paramecia.

93 Huxley quipped to physicist John Tyndall, "For once, reality and his brain came into contact and the result was fatal."

94 The panel was headed by H.P. Robertson, a physicist at the California Institute of Technology in Pasadena, Calif., and included other physicists, an astronomer, and a rocket engineer.

95 The first passive home was built here in 1991 by Wolfgang Feist, a local physicist, but diffusion of the idea was slowed by language.

96 Physicist Ian Hutcheon, of Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory, is what you might call a nuclear detective.

97 Massachusetts Institute of Technology doctoral physicist Charles Zhang, 33, for example, is trying to steer Beijing away from the heavy-handed state planning used by South Korea and Japan.

98 Along with Locke, Steven Chu (Zhu Diwen), the 1997 Nobel Prize-winning physicist was named secretary of energy.

99 Muscovite physicist and engineer association will be in charge of grooming Iranian engineer.

100 In 1959, physicist Richard Feynman bet $1000 that it was impossible to build a motor no bigger than 1/64 of an inch on each side.

101 The German physicist Gabriel D. Fahrenheit (1686-1736) invented an alcohol thermometer.

102 The more historically minded might look back a century further for the true golden age, to Gustav Fechner,(http://sentencedict.com) a physicist turned proto-psychologist.

103 Probably that I was a talented young physicist, or words to that effect.

104 This relationship is called Boyle's law, in honor of the English physicist who discovered it.

105 When a nuclear physicist try to increase energy of electron, the electron immediately pleased transition immediately from low energy level to high level.

106 In 1929, though, Leo Szilard, a Hungarian physicist, added a wrinkle.

107 Archimedes, a great physicist, discovered the principle of floating bodies.

108 Obama's choice of Steven Chu, the Nobel laureate physicist, as secretary of energy only heightened the allure.

109 Einstein, the illustriously famous physicist of the 20 th century.

110 The four together feel as elegant, as whole, and as complete to a physicist as a Shakespearean sonnet does to a poet.

111 The death of DUSEL, or a serious delay, would haveeffects that would ripple across the scientific community, saysMilind Diwan, a physicist at Brookhaven National Laboratory inUpton, New York.

112 During the second world war, the physicist Enrico Fermi asked General Leslie Groves of the US Army how many generals might be called "great" and why.

113 Second, in 1820, the Danish physicist Hans Christian Oersted (1777-1851) demonstrated the connection between electricity and magnetism by deflecting a magnetic needle with an electric current.

114 Massachusetts Institute of Technology doctoral physicist Charles Zhang, 33, for example, is trying to steer Beijing away from the heavy-handed state planning used by South KoreaJapan.

115 Galileo Galilei , 1564 - 1642, Italian physicist and astronomer.

116 Richard Feynman, the late physicist and Nobel laureate, argued that this one-by-one bullet-point style helped lead NASA to make critical misjudgments that resulted in the Challenger disaster.

117 J . Robert Oppenheimer ( 1904 -- 1967 ), U.S. theoretical physicist, one of the world's greatest nuclear scientists.

118 Recent recruits include a former oil prospector and a nuclear physicist, social workers, doctors, and dentists.

119 He wanted to be a physicist and devote himself to research.

120 Albert Einstein was a great physicist and a scientific thinker.