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thermodynamicist

Definitions

from The Century Dictionary.

  • noun A student of thermodynamics; one versed in thermodynamics.

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  • noun A person who studies thermodynamics.

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Examples

  • In the early 19th century, two scientists disagreed - German naturalist and geologist Alexander von Humboldt and French chemist and thermodynamicist Louis Joseph Gay-Lussac.

    Peak Oil - True or False 2008

  • In the early 19th century, two scientists disagreed - German naturalist and geologist Alexander von Humboldt and French chemist and thermodynamicist Louis Joseph Gay-Lussac.

    Peak Oil - True or False 2008

  • Reminds me that I did a paper deriving something related to Gibbs, the greatest thermodynamicist of them all.

    Unthreaded #17 « Climate Audit 2007

  • George, in case you are wondering, McIntyre dismisses my criticism of Essex and McKitrick because “Chris Essex is an accomplished thermodynamicist”.

    To Browsing Undergraduates « Climate Audit 2006

  • George Hatsopoulos, the thermodynamicist who founded Thermoelectron Corp., has found his way to economist Dale Jor-genson and the concept of the cost of capital and introduced them to discussions of international competitiveness; he has also taken up with the Federal Reserve system as chairman of one of its regional banks.

    Economic Principals David Warsh 1993

  • To me it was meant to take the same role as ‘physicist’ or ‘biologist’, ‘thermodynamicist’, etc.

    Theories, laws, facts Sean 2005

  • My book coauthor is an accomplished thermodynamicist–I am quite sure he can follow your arguments.

    Lambert on square root cosine latitude « Climate Audit 2005

  • Biot, the famous thermodynamicist, and then from French into English.

    Euclid’s Window Leonard Mlodinow 2001

  • Biot, the famous thermodynamicist, and then from French into English.

    Euclid’s Window Leonard Mlodinow 2001

  • Biot, the famous thermodynamicist, and then from French into English.

    Euclid’s Window Leonard Mlodinow 2001

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