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physics class

n. students taking a course in physics together

Usage examples of "physics class".

We cannot help wondering how this child would behave in a physics class if the teacher, after vainly trying to produce a lightning-flash in miniature with the help of an electrical machine, explained that the moisture prevalent in the air was responsible for the failure of the experiment, and that he would have to postpone it to a day when the air was drier.

Alan Cromer is a physics professor at Northeastern University in Boston who was surprised to find so many students unable to grasp the most elementary concepts in his physics class.

So every physics class, I paid no attention to what was going on with Pascal's Law, or whatever they were doing.

There were also lists of composition materials, calculations, and equations that looked like something out of her freshman physics class or her husband's journals, and a brief subsection that referred to three hundred different references ranging over the last century and a half.

Most important, in his sophomore year he met Edmund Starke, a short, thickset, reticent man with rimless glasses who taught the physics class.

This was his physics class, taught by his instructor, in his laboratory.

He was damned grateful to be alive, but even after five years he often felt like a chimp in physics class.

He'd failed that unit in his physics class-how the universe didn't like the state they'd be in, and spat them out reliably somewhere else.

My cousin Emmy, whose dad told me I was a man at last when I came home from war, and who was my lab partner in physics class at Shortridge High School, lives only about thirty miles east of Dave in Louisiana.

Our physics class in high school entered one last year in the novice classification.

Hiro has known her ever since they were freshmen together at Berkeley, and they were in the same lab section in a freshman physics class.

I had read a great deal of fiction about super-science and competent people doing competent things with it, and I expected more, I think, than even Hazlet could have crammed into a high-school physics class.

There was no wind, and the stillness of the water was such that the waves broke as in a wave tank in a physics class, peeling cleanly across their breaks, purring in, leaving white tapestries fizzing behind them, until the shorebreak foamed up the wet red strand.

Something he would have taught to his senior physics class and explained as best he could - the one-eyed, cataract patient leading the blind.