Babinet

British  

/ babɪnɛ /

noun

1. Jacques (ʒɑk) 1794–1872, French physicist, noted for his work on the diffraction of light

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Example Sentences

“You must have a device that is both coercive to those infected and as gentle as possible to the others,” Mr. Babinet said.

From New York Times

“We gave up an absolutely fundamental freedom, that of movement, while most of the Asian countries chose instead to be much more coercive on the individuals,” said Gilles Babinet, vice president of the French Digital Council, a commission that advises the French government.

From New York Times

Mr. Babinet said there was more to learn from Asian democracies, like South Korea, whose use of intrusive digital tracking has helped it avoid imposing the kind of strict lockdowns experienced in Europe.

From New York Times

“To be honest, people are asking whether it’s enough and whether we need to take it up a notch,” Mr. Babinet said.

From New York Times

"This will be central for BETC’s development over the coming years," Babinet added.

From Reuters