Ostwald

American

[awst-vahlt] / ˈɔst vɑlt /

noun

Wilhelm 1853–1932, German chemist: Nobel Prize 1909.

Ostwald British

/ ˈɔstvalt /

noun

Wilhelm (ˈvɪlhɛlm). 1853–1932, German chemist, noted for his pioneering work in catalysis. He also invented a process for making nitric acid from ammonia and developed a new theory of colour: Nobel prize for chemistry 1909

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Ostwald Kawamura said the organization is looking to fill gaps in coverage and hopes to further expand its educational programs to help Densho reach more students and educators.

From Seattle Times

For 23 years, David Ostwald has led the Louis Armstrong Eternity Band, playing weekly gigs at Birdland.

From New York Times

Marc Ostwald, chief economist at ADM ISI, said Western Europe and the US were experiencing similar shortages.

From BBC

Among them was Tricia Tait, 63, of Manhattan, who came for the band, led by the tuba player David Ostwald, which plays the music of Louis Armstrong.

From New York Times

Marc Ostwald, chief economist and global strategist at investment firm ADM Investor Services International, says:

From The Guardian

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