Wilhelm

American  

[wil-helm, vil-helm] / ˈwɪl hɛlm, ˈvɪl hɛlm /

noun

1. a male given name, German form of William.

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Example Sentences

"One might assume that all these electrons, once they have enough energy, simply leave the material," says Prof. Richard Wilhelm, head of the Atomic and Plasma Physics group at TU Wien.

From Science Daily

"From an energetic point of view, the electron is no longer bound to the solid. It has the energy of a free electron, yet it still remains spatially located where the solid is," says Richard Wilhelm.

From Science Daily

In its new climate action plan for 2030, the fund's head of active ownership, Wilhelm Mohn, said AI along with its own analysis tools would allow it to "streamline processes and enhance decision-making".

From Barron's

“I would grab this,” she says of the 1880 Wilhelm Schiller & Son piece in mint condition.

From Los Angeles Times

Under immense pressure from the authorities, the Jewish-owned company was sold at a fire-sale price to Mannesmann, an industrial conglomerate whose CEO, Wilhelm Zangen, was a Nazi supporter.

From BBC