richt

British  

/ rɪxt /

adjective

1. a Scot word for right

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Example Sentences

Experiments at Richt’s lab have shown that pigs can easily become infected with a different 2.3.4.4b virus.

From Science Magazine

Although it does not grow well in pigs, Richt shares the long-standing concern that pigs can serve as “mixing vessels,” in which avian viruses can reassort with other influenza viruses to produce new, more transmissible strains that could also infect humans.

From Science Magazine

“Why don’t they test bulk milk samples? I do not understand this,” Richt says.

From Science Magazine

The Hurricanes have a sizable alumni base in the Philadelphia area, but Owls fans will surely remember how Manny Diaz — who had been Miami’s defensive coordinator under Mark Richt — accepted an offer to be head coach at Temple, then left the Owls just a few days later to take over at Miami when Richt unexpectedly stepped down.

From Washington Times

He worked on Mark Richt’s coaching staff for more than a decade, including a lengthy stint calling the plays.

From Seattle Times