Noguchi

[ nuh-goo-chee; Japanese naw-goo-chee ]

noun

1. Hi·de·yo [hee, -de-yaw], 1876–1928, Japanese physician and bacteriologist in the U.S.
2. I·sa·mu [ee, -sah-moo], 1904–88, U.S. sculptor and designer.

Noguchi

/ nɔːˈɡuːtʃɪ /

noun

1. NoguchiHideyo18761928MJapaneseSCIENCE: bacteriologist Hideyo (ˈhiːdɛˌjɔː). 1876–1928, Japanese bacteriologist, active in the US. He made important discoveries in the treatment of syphilis

Example Sentences

However, the combined format rules dictate that an athlete’s performance in the qualifying round acts as the tiebreaker, which is why Noguchi got the medal.

From Outside Online

Still, the math worked out to give her 64 points—tying Noguchi for third place.

From Outside Online

Nonaka went third, third, and fifth in speed, bouldering, and lead for a score of 45, and Noguchi took fourth place in all three events for a final score of 64.

From Outside Online

Creatively, I admire people like [Jean] Debuffet and Isamu Noguchi.

From The Daily Beast

Three men—Wassermann, Ehrlich, and Noguchi—have supplied the knowledge whereby the evil may be attacked.

From Project Gutenberg

For purposes of comparison Dr. Noguchi collected a number of rats in this country and removed their kidneys.

From Project Gutenberg

Noguchi has succeeded in obtaining pure cultures from the infected tissues of the rabbit.

From Project Gutenberg

Noguchi and Moore have discovered the spirochæte in the brain in a number of cases of general paralysis of the insane.

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Then Noguchi with great solemnity unwrapping the present, would slide across the floor and deposit it between the host and myself.

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