Bazin

[ ba-zan ]

noun

1. Re·né Fran·çois Ni·co·las Ma·rie [r, uh, -, ney, f, r, ah, n, -, swa, nee-kaw-, lah, m, a, -, ree], 1853–1932, French novelist.

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In 1953, Les Cahiers devoted an issue to Hitchcock, including an interview conducted by André Bazin, the editor of the magazine.

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Darcy and Bazin give, for the relation of the mean velocity vm and bottom velocity vb.

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Nature and climate, M. Bazin thinks, exercise a paramount influence upon the soul, and produce deep and permanent impressions.

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With Bazin literary life does not become a mirage obscuring the vision of real life.

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M. Bazin, unfortunately for the reputation of this otherwise valuable work, never quotes his authorities.

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On the death of F. Bazin he had succeeded him as one of the leading professors of the Conservatoire.

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