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91Kuhn, Richard — ▪ German scientist born Dec. 3, 1900, Vienna, Austria Hungary died Aug. 1, 1967, Heidelberg, W.Ger. German biochemist who was awarded the 1938 Nobel Prize for Chemistry for work on carotenoids (carotenoid) and vitamins. Forbidden by the… …
92Kuhn, Loeb & Co — Эта статья слишком короткая. Пожалуйста, дополните её ещё хо …
93Kuhn, Kurt-Hermann — (9/20/1926 10/21/1989) (Germany) Painter and graphic artist. Reproductions: Liebe spaar; pencil; Kuhn, 1976: p. 230 [B]. Ruckenakt; 1973; lithograph; Kuhn, 1976: p. 230 [B] …
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94Kuhn, Manford — (1911 63) A leading symbolic interactionist , who developed a more quantitative strand of interactionism, and argued that the methodology of the Chicago School was too vague to permit scientific precision. Kuhn and his colleagues attempted to… …
95Kuhn-Klasse — Als Kuhn Klasse wird eine Gruppe attischer Vasenmaler bezeichnet, die im schwarzfigurigen Stil im ersten Viertel des 5. Jahrhunderts v. Chr. tätig waren. Gleichzeitig handelt es sich um eine Klasse griechischer Keramik, die aufgrund äußerlicher… …
96Kühn, das — Das Kühn, des es, plur. die e, bey den Kürschnern, das Kaninchen, S. das Kanin …
97Kuhn’s mongoose — libinė mangusta statusas T sritis zoologija | vardynas taksono rangas rūšis atitikmenys: lot. Liberiictis kuhni angl. Kuhn’s mongoose; Kunn’s kusimanse; Liberian mongoose rus. либерийский мангуст ryšiai: platesnis terminas – libinės mangustos …
98Kuhn — I. biographical name Richard 1900 1967 Austrian chemist II. biographical name Thomas Samuel 1922 1996 American philosopher & scientist • Kuhnian adjective …
99Kuhn — /koohn/, n. 1. Richard /rich euhrd/; Ger. /rddikh ahrddt/, 1900 1967, German chemist, born in Austria: declined 1938 Nobel prize at insistence of Nazi government. 2. Walt, 1877? 1949, U.S. painter. * * * …
100Kuhn — This famous German surname and original personal name of the pre 7th century, is recorded in over one hundred spellings throughout Europe and Scandanavia. These include the basic forms of Conrad (Medieval German and post medieval English and… …
