Guillemin

[ gee-uh-man; French geeyuh-man ]

noun

1. Rog·er (Charles Lou·is) [roj, -er chahrlz , loo, -ee, r, aw-, zhey, sh, a, r, l lwee], born 1924, U.S. physiologist, born in France: Nobel Prize in Medicine 1977.

Example Sentences

Guillemin, Bearss and PreteIdeal for a pandemic-era stroll, the large paintings in Studio Gallery’s front room offer immersive scenes of woodlands.

From Washington Post

Guillemin, who was cook to the Duc de Vincennes, brought Ledoyen's into great favour in the fifties of the last century.

From Project Gutenberg

Guillemin also describes a transformation of the stamens into carpels in Euphorbia esula.

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On one occasion, Guillemin and his companion receive sixpence per day: but this is altogether an unusual sum.

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You will find all information respecting the "Zodiacal light" in "Guillemin on the Heavens."

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Herschel, Nichol, Guillemin's recently translated "Heavens" are the guides to be chosen.

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