Orsini

British  

/ orˈsiːni /

noun

1. an Italian aristocratic family that was prominent in Rome from the 12th to the 18th century

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Example Sentences

Palmer’s massive L.A. apartment complexes include the Orsini and the Lorenzo.

From Los Angeles Times

“Long-term data is pivotal to link changes in biodiversity to environmental change and to define achievable conservation goals,” says Luisa Orsini, who studies evolutionary biosystems at the University of Birmingham, UK.

From Scientific American

Orsini and her colleagues developed a model that links biodiversity to historical environmental changes using AI.

From Scientific American

The main benefit of using AI is that it is hypothesis free and data driven, says Orsini.

From Scientific American

Orsini says the aim was to identify correlations among the ‘mayhem’ of data.

From Scientific American