herbert friedman中文是什么意思

• 赫尔伯特·傅利曼

• (3651) friedman    小行星3651
• marty friedman    马蒂·弗里德曼 (音乐家)
• milton friedman    米尔顿·佛利民
• stanton friedman    斯坦顿·弗里德曼
• thomas friedman    汤马斯·佛里曼
• david friedman (écrivain)    大卫·佛利民
• david m. friedman    大卫·佛利民 (外交官)
• jerome isaac friedman    杰尔姆·艾萨克·弗里德曼
• marty friedman (basket-ball)    马蒂·弗里德曼 (篮球运动员)
• nombre de friedman    傅利曼数
• william f. friedman    威廉姆·弗里德曼
• frank herbert    弗兰克·赫伯特
• gary herbert    加里·赫伯特
• herbert baumeister    赫布·鲍迈斯特
• herbert blomstedt    赫伯特·布隆斯泰特
• herbert blumer    赫伯特·布鲁默
• herbert boyer    赫伯特·博耶
• herbert chapman    赫尔伯特·查普曼
• herbert fandel    赫伯特·范德尔
• herbert gasser    赫伯特·斯潘塞·加塞
• herbert giles    翟理斯
• herbert hainer    赫伯特·海纳
• herbert hart    贺伯特·赖尼尔·阿道弗斯·哈特
• herbert hill    赫伯特·希尔
• herbert franke (sinologue)    福赫伯
• herbert fröhlich    赫伯特·弗勒利希

• Herbert Friedman was born in 1916 in Brooklyn.
• Her attorney, Herbert Friedman, said in court briefs that Laux was more concerned with Brandon's sexuality than he was with keeping her safe.
• Herbert Friedman, an adoption attorney in Boston, estimates that couples who adopt usually have combined salaries of at least $ 50, 000 to $ 60, 000.
• Herbert Friedman, a pioneer in X-ray astronomy who received some of the country's top scientific honors over a 60-year career, died on Saturday.
• According to Herbert Friedman, the unidentified war correspondent was Edward Hymoff, the Bureau Chief of the International News Service and former World War II OSS veteran, whom he interviewed.
• Livermore laser physicist Herbert Friedman developed a laser that can be installed in a room well beneath a telescope, where the heat it generates will not interfere with the delicate telescope itself.
• "None of these guys ever finds the citations, much less reads them, " says Herbert Friedman, an adoption attorney in Boston who placed such ads for almost 20 years.
• It was there that he got his taste for space research, working under Dr . Herbert Friedman, a pioneer in sending detectors aloft on rockets to study X-rays, which are blocked by the Earth's atmosphere, from the sun and other energetic cosmic objects.
• Herbert Friedman began X-ray solar studies in 1949 and soon reported that the energy of " the solar X-ray spectrum . . . is adequate to account for all of E-layer ionization . " Thus one of Hulburt's original questions, the source and behavior of the radio-reflecting layer, began to find its answer in space research.