estrin

[es-trin]

noun

Biochemistry, Pharmacology.

1. estrone.

estrin

/ ˈɛstrɪn, ˈiːstrɪn /

noun

1. the US spelling of oestrin

Word History and Origins

Origin of estrin¹

From New Latin; estrus, -in ²

Example Sentences

James Estrin is a photographer and writer who has been with The Times since 1992.

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Research co-authors at Cornell University included Nicola Dell, associate professor, Deborah Estrin, professor of computer science and Malte Jung, associate professor of information science.

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"She witnessed intriguing uses of the technology for transactional purposes such as frailty health assessments, as well as for open-ended reminiscence experiences," Estrin said.

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Dell, Estrin and Jung said there were inspired to think about this work as Cuadra was studying the use of earlier-generation CAs by older adults.

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James Estrin is a staff photographer who also writes frequently.

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