Fabry

/ fabri /

noun

FabryCharles18671945MFrenchSCIENCE: physicist Charles (ʃarl). 1867–1945, French physicist: discovered ozone in the upper atmosphere

Alexander Fabry presents a handy guide to the mind-bending new science.

Alexander Fabry presents a handy guide to mind-bending new science.

A gentlewoman, named Fabry, with her aged mother and other females of the family, had taken refuge in the cellar of her mansion.

I am going to cable to Fabry to return at once; but while waiting we must persuade these young men to get to work.

Fabry's office was a large room where several draughtsmen were standing up before their drawings, arranged on high inclined desks.

When she heard Fabry and Mombleux speaking of the manager she realized how much she had to fear this man.

He had been so closely connected with her in the good work that had been done, for Fabry had superintended everything.

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