Birgitta

British  

/ bɪəˈɡɪtə /

noun

1. See Bridget

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Example Sentences

"With our new spectrometer, formaldehyde emissions in the textile or wood processing industries as well as in cities with increased smog levels can be monitored in real time, thus improving the protection of personnel and the environment," explains Birgitta Schultze-Bernhardt.

From Science Daily

The special feature of the spectrometer developed by Birgitta Schultze-Bernhardt is that a laser system emits double light pulses in the ultraviolet spectrum.

From Science Daily

“Permafrost in the rest of the Arctic is a substitute, and all studies and investments in this are valuable,” says Birgitta Evengård, an infectious disease specialist at Umeå University who specializes in Arctic health.

From Science Magazine

Market participants' eagerness to move to the shorter settlement cycle "will help expedite the transition and overcome any obstacles," such as expensive systems updates and industry-wide changes to processes, Cornell University Law Professor Birgitta Siegel said in a comment submitted to the SEC.

From Reuters

“Swedish people like to be outdoors, even in the cold,” said Birgitta Palmér of Visit Stockholm.

From Washington Post