Betz

American  

[bets] / bɛts /

noun

1. Pauline Pauline Betz Addie, 1919–2011, U.S. tennis player.

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Example Sentences

"These results present a promising opportunity for noninvasive identification of service lines," said Charles Haas, PhD, LD Betz professor of environmental engineering in the College of Engineering and one of the project leaders.

From Science Daily

The researchers at the University of Göttingen contributed by carrying out sensitive and precise experiments: "We developed an experiment that used photons, by which we mean light, to hold the cells so gently that the delicate heat flux was not perturbed by the light, but still strong enough to measure its effects," says Professor Timo Betz, from the Biophysics Institute in Göttingen.

From Science Daily

"This breakthrough has far-reaching implications for our understanding of metabolism and energy transport in living systems," says Betz.

From Science Daily

That’s part of the reason why Marian Betz, an emergency room physician and deputy director of the Injury & Violence Prevention Center at Colorado School of Public Health, began working on off-site gun storage.

From Scientific American

“The key thing to remember is that this is about voluntary and temporary gun storage,” Betz says.

From Scientific American