radiophysicist
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Joseph Lade Pawsey — (May 14, 1908 ndash;November 30, 1962) was an Australian born engineer, radiophysicist, and radio astronomer.He was born in Ararat, Victoria to a family of farmers. At the age of 14 he was awarded a government scholarship to study at Wesley… … Wikipedia
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Pawsey — /ˈpɔzi/ (say pawzee) noun Joseph Lade, 1908–62, Australian radio astronomer and radiophysicist …
radiophysics — /reɪdioʊˈfɪzɪks/ (say raydeeoh fiziks) noun the branch of physics concerned with the study of radiation. –radiophysical, adjective –radiophysicist, noun …
White — /waɪt/ (say wuyt) noun 1. Sir (Cyril) Brudenell Bingham, 1876–1940, Australian soldier; became Chief of the General Staff during World War I. 2. Cyril Tenison, 1890–1950, Australian botanist. 3. Sir Frederick William George, 1905–94, Australian… …
Wild — /waɪld/ (say wuyld) noun 1. John Paul, 1923–2008, Australian radiophysicist, born in England. 2. Joseph, 1759–1847, Australian convict, pioneer settler and explorer, born in the United Kingdom …
