Simonson

[sahy-muhn-suhn]

noun

1. Lee, 1888–1967, U.S. set designer.

Example Sentences

“We are deeply disappointed in this decision,” said FTC Director of Public Affairs, Joe Simonson.

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"We are deeply disappointed in this decision," said Joe Simonson, director of Public Affairs at the FTC, who added the agency was reviewing all of its options.

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He jailed George Simonson, 24, of Leeds, and 26-year-old Theresa Higginson of Biggleswade, Bedfordshire, for two years.

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Humans are still evolving, and Tatum Simonson, PhD, founder and co-director of the Center for Physiological Genomics of Low Oxygen at University of California School of Medicine, plans to use evolution to improve healthcare for all.

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"Tibetans have, in general, an average lower hemoglobin concentration, and their physiology deals with low oxygen in a way that doesn't increase their red blood cells to excessively high levels. Now we have the first signs of evidence that Andeans are also going down that path, involving the same gene, but with a protein-coding change. Evolution has worked in these two populations, on the same gene, but in different ways," said Simonson.

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