Приклади вживання Carothers Англійська мовою та їх переклад на Українською
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Thomas Carothers.
But he's a good scholar, like Carothers.
Helen Carothers.
Carothers dropped his research on polymers for several years.
Dennis Carothers.
Carothers did not see himself as a skilled commercial researcher.
America W Carothers.
The decision to leave academia was difficult for Carothers.
In April 1930 one of Carothers' staff, Dr. Arnold M.
Carothers was the first industrial organic chemist to receive this honor.
On January 8, 1937, Carothers' sister Isobel died of pneumonia.
Carothers was still seeing Sylvia Moore, who was now single, and his parents greatly disapproved of the relationship.
In spite of this admission, a DuPont executive, Hamilton Bradshaw,traveled to Harvard and convinced Carothers to change his mind.
Wallace and Helen Carothers traveled to Chicago to attend her funeral and then to Des Moines for her burial.
Soon after, on April 30, 1936, Carothers was elected to the National Academy of Sciences, a very high honor.
In 1931, Carothers moved into a house in Wilmington, which became known as Whiskey Acres, with three other DuPont scientists.
In the same year, Dr. Julian W. Hill,another member of the Carothers team, began work again on attempting to produce a polyester with a molecular weight of above 4,000.
Carothers, the chief chemist of the company"DuPont", for the first time, synthesized a 66-monopolymer, resulting in a synthetic polyamide-nylon.
Under president Dennis Carothers Stanfill and production head Alan Ladd, Jr., Fox films connected with modern audiences.
Carothers pointed out that this“transition paradigm” was an unwarranted assumption and that many authoritarian elites had no interest in implementing democratic institutions that would dilute their power.
At about this time, Carothers showed Julian Hill that he kept a capsule of cyanide attached to his watch chain.
Indeed, Carothers continues:“Western nations and private donors have poured hundreds of millions of dollars into rule-of-law reform, but outside aid is no substitute for the will to reform, which must come from within.”.
In April 1930, one of Carothers' staff, Dr. Arnold M. Collins, isolated chloroprene, a liquid which polymerized to produce a solid material that resembled rubber.
Carothers wrote in his article for Foreign Affairs,“Shoring up the rule of law helps temper two severe problems- corruption and crime- that are common to many transitional countries, embittering citizens and clouding reform efforts.”.
In it, Thomas Carothers of the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace warned against the dangers of a formulaic approach to the rule of law, where it is viewed as a“a panacea for the ills of countries in transition from dictatorships or statist economies.”.