Penrose

noun

Sir Roger. born 1931, British mathematician and theoretical physicist, noted for his investigation of black holes

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The six-volume complete Penrose will be reviewed in a future edition of the TLS.
The Best of Brit Lit
Peter Stothard
December 13, 2010

Historical Examples

I say, Penrose, I'd like to ask you a couple of questions, if you don't mind?
Triplanetary
Edward Elmer Smith
"Some of it was, but most of it wasn't," Penrose interrupted in turn.
Triplanetary
Edward Elmer Smith
"Yes, we've settled in," he said quietly, as Penrose took stock.
Marriage la mode
Mrs. Humphry Ward
"We will see about this in the morning," said Mr. Penrose, significantly.
The Dude Wrangler
Caroline Lockhart
If Mr. Penrose had needed encouragement they would have furnished it.
The Dude Wrangler
Caroline Lockhart

penrose in Science

Penrose

[pĕn′rōz′]

British mathematical astronomer and physicist who worked with Stephen Hawking to explain the physics of black hole formation. He is also known for his theories on artificial intelligence.

Penrose

Examples from the Web for penrose

Contemporary Examples

The six-volume complete Penrose will be reviewed in a future edition of the TLS.

Historical Examples

I say, Penrose, I'd like to ask you a couple of questions, if you don't mind?

"Some of it was, but most of it wasn't," Penrose interrupted in turn.

"Yes, we've settled in," he said quietly, as Penrose took stock.

"We will see about this in the morning," said Mr. Penrose, significantly.

If Mr. Penrose had needed encouragement they would have furnished it.

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