lenard (Meaning)
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lenard (n)
German physicist who studied cathode rays (1862-1947)
Synonyms & Antonyms of lenard
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lenard Sentence Examples
- Lenard's piercing gaze sent shivers down my spine.
- Lenard had a knack for weaving intricate tapestries that were both beautiful and enigmatic.
- The Lenard phenomenon, named after the physicist, describes the absorption of X-rays by metals.
- Lenard's bold ideas revolutionized the field of particle physics.
- The Lenard University Library houses a vast collection of rare and valuable texts.
- Lenard's proposal was met with skepticism, but eventually gained widespread acceptance.
- The Lenard Society promotes the study and appreciation of his groundbreaking work.
- Lenard's legacy continues to inspire scientists and scholars to this day.
- The Lenard Prize is awarded annually to individuals who have made significant contributions to the advancement of knowledge.
- Lenard's relentless pursuit of knowledge has left an indelible mark on the world.
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German physicist who studied cathode rays (1862-1947)
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Lenard's piercing gaze sent shivers down my spine.
Lenard had a knack for weaving intricate tapestries that were both beautiful and enigmatic.
The Lenard phenomenon, named after the physicist, describes the absorption of X-rays by metals.
Lenard's bold ideas revolutionized the field of particle physics.
