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Pronunciation: [d͡ʒˈɔːɡ] (IPA)

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Next to Koberger, Friedrich Creussner, who started in 1473, had the largest business in Nuremberg, and Georg Stuchs made himself a reputation as a missal printer, a special department from which Koberger held aloof.
"Fine Books"
Alfred W. Pollard
Georg Lemberger also produced borders for titlepages and some Bible cuts, and two other Wittenberg Bible-illustrators of this school were Erhard Altdorfer, brother of Albrecht, whose best bookwork is found in a fine Danish Bible printed at Copenhagen in 1550, and Hans Brosamer, Bibles, or parts of the Bible, with whose cuts appeared both at Wittenberg and at Frankfort.
"Fine Books"
Alfred W. Pollard
The mathematical theory of this radiator has been very fully developed by Dr. Georg Seibt.
"Hertzian Wave Wireless Telegraphy"
John Ambrose Fleming

Famous quotes with Georg

  • Life is a gift from God, and so God is good. Because, he (God) offers us the privilege or the opportunity to pursue and realize our dreams, visions and aspirations. Thus, we should reciprocate his (God's) benevolence to us by helping someone else or others as much as we can and as long as we live. ~Emeasoba Georg
    EMEASOBA GEORGE
  • In 1874 the German mathematician Georg Cantor made the startling discovery that there are more irrational numbers than rational ones, and more transcendental numbers than algebraic ones. In other words, rather than being oddities, most real numbers are irrational; and among irrational numbers, most are transcendental.
    Georg Cantor
  • Over the years and against conventional wisdom, utopians sustained a vision of life beyond the market. … Georg Lukács set forth a theory of the “old and new culture” in which he argued that the socialist economy was not the goal; it was simply a precondition for humanity to advance to a new and humane culture. Most radicals do not understand that political power and economic reorganization is not the end-all, stated Lukács. The goal is not a new economic order, but freedom from an obsession with economics.
    Russell Jacoby

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