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US
/ˈɡɫeɪzɝ/
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NOUN
- United States physicist who invented the bubble chamber to study subatomic particles (born in 1926)
How To Use Glaser In A Sentence
- Two of the featured health-care speakers were people with AIDS: Bob Hattoy and Elizabeth Glaser.
- Glaser switched his area of research from bubble chambers and cosmic rays to molecular biology and biophysics.
- As Ms Glaser of the CSIS puts it, China still sees North Korea more as a strategic asset than a liability.
- Studies show that when we apply sunscreen, we skip spots, Glaser says.
- Before subjecting others to the blistering regimen, each of the Glasers had the device secured to his or her respective forearm to have his or her skin blistered. Is There a Health Advantage to Being Married? | Impact Lab
- As Ms Glaser of the CSIS puts it, China still sees North Korea more as a strategic asset than a liability.
- David Prince for The Wall Street Journal, Food Styling by Brett Kurzweil, Prop Styling by Robyn Glaser Dish, clockwise from top left: Artichoke, dandelion and pecorino salad with mandarin dressing; baby artichokes, asparagus and potatoes with herb mayonnaise; grilled mahi-mahi with artichoke caponata; baby artichokes marinated in olive oil. The Art of the Artichoke
- Glaser designed all of their graphics and posters for the year 2000.
- It certainly seems like Armin Glaser uh, and Mr. Rhino is attainted by this law, since his product is called out byname. The Volokh Conspiracy » Armed Self-Defense Isn’t Supposed To Be “Sport”:
- Glaser's not boostering for "chaordic" journalism, but thinking intelligently about how the traditional and the new can collaborate: Building town blogs