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Lorenz

[ lawr-uhnz, lohr-; German loh-rents ]

noun

  1. ·DZ [ey, -dolf, ah, -dawlf], 1854–1946, Austrian orthopedic surgeon.
  2. Kon·rad (Za·cha·ri·as) [kon, -rad zak-, uh, -, rahy, -, uh, s, kawn, -, r, aht tsah-, kh, ah-, ree, -ahs], 1903–1989, Austrian ethologist: Nobel Prize in Medicine 1973.


Lorenz

/ ˈːɛԳٲ /

noun

  1. LorenzKonrad Zacharias19031989MAustrianSCIENCE: zoologist Konrad Zacharias (ˈkɔnraːt tsaxaˈriːas) 1903–89, Austrian zoologist, who founded ethology. His works include On Aggression (1966): shared the Nobel prize for physiology or medicine 1973
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Independent journalist Taylor Lorenz, formerly of the Washington Post and New York Times, citing the Anthem proposal, posted “And people wonder why we want these executives dead.”

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“Attention is the most powerful currency in today’s world,” says journalist Taylor Lorenz, author of “Extremely Online” and founder of the new tech and online culture publication User Magazine.

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One of the gunshot victims died at the scene, and the other died at the hospital, Lorenz said.

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Zeev Buium drew a pair of defenders but slipped a pass between them to Lorenz, who fired a wrist shot into the net.

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Goldenfeld said their work represents a more extreme version of the butterfly effect, first described by mathematician and meteorologist Edward Lorenz in 1969.

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