Schwarz

[ shwawrts; German shvahrts ]

noun

1. Her·mann A·man·dus [her, -mahn ah-, mahn, -d, oo, s], 1843–1921, German mathematician.

Example Sentences

These lab-grown babies would come about when two fictitious scientists, “Dupont and Schwarz,” acquire a fresh ovary from a woman who dies in a plane crash.

From Science News

“The paper highlights the importance of proper waste management, especially the recycling or disposal of single-use materials,” says Schwarz.

From Science News

Schwarz is strongly of the opinion that the cancer diagnosis was wrong.

From Washington Post

“Cancer has never been part of your story,” Schwarz told me.

From Washington Post

In the weeks since Schwarz delivered his diagnosis, I’ve found myself replaying it several times each day.

From Washington Post

Not all hospices will agree to facilitate self-dehydration, so Schwarz refers patients to those that will.

From The Daily Beast

This is where Schwarz comes in: to quell concerns, advise about procedures, and follow up with loved ones.

From The Daily Beast

Several years ago, a 99-year-old woman called Judith Schwarz to her Manhattan apartment.

From The Daily Beast

Schwarz is a veteran nurse specializing in end-of-life care.

From The Daily Beast

Often patients decide against self-dehydration after meeting with Schwarz.

From The Daily Beast

The second act discloses Schwarz married to Lulu, and in the heyday of artistic fame and fortune.

From Project Gutenberg

Let me see, how long did Dr. Schwarz tell me it was, before they operated?

From Project Gutenberg

But the voice of great souls appears always to have been Miss Schwarz's undoing.

From Project Gutenberg

Hammers and steel punches were prepared; a tent was put in order, and the whole was carried up to the chapel by the Schwarz See.

From Project Gutenberg

I wish to leave a sum of money in trust, to be paid to one Gretchen Schwarz, who lives in the Krumerweg.

From Project Gutenberg