Examples of using Cech in English and their translations into Korean
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Petr Cech.
Cech Republic.
Peter cech.
Cech too old.
Peder Cech.
Cech still hungry for success.
Pedr Cech.
Cech was appointed extraordinary professor at Masaryk University in 1923.
Petr Cech.
Two years later Cech extended his work on homology to local homology.
Peter cech.
As much as they tried, Cech and his colleagues could not identify any protein associated with the splicing reaction.
Peder Cech.
This post did not carry a salary, so Cech continued to teach in the secondary schools of Prague to earn enough money to live.
Eduard Cech.
Chelsea to appoint Petr Cech as sporting director when he retires in the summer.
Gyno Clinic Examination of a Cech girl CAROL.
Before the start of the war Cech had begun to organise courses for school teachers in Brno.
Cech was interested in geometry but he was appointed to the chair of analysis at Masaryk University since this had been Lerch 's chair.
Hairy Cech.
Already Cech was studying mathematical texts which were much more advanced than the level of his courses and he spent much time in the Mathematics library.
However, Lerch died in 1922 and the opportunity arose for Cech to gain a chair and a permanent university post.
Cech, however, tried to continue the work of his seminar despite the War and it continued to meet at the flat of B Pospisl, one of his students, until 1941.
In 1945, after the end of World War II, Cech returned to the Charles University of Prague and began an administrative career.
Cech was influenced by the work of Aleksandrov and Urysohn and he set up a topology seminar at Brno in 1936 which went on to produce 26 papers in 3 years.
At the International Congress of Mathematicians in Zurich in 1932, Cech introduced the notion of higher homotopy groups of a space.
One of these papers was Cech's paper On bicompact spaces(1937)which introduced what today is called the Stone-Cech compactification of regular topological spaces.
In this paper, which introduces the topic which today is called the Cech homology theory, Cech also introduced the notion of the inverse limit.
Having obtained his degree, Cech began to teach in secondary schools in Prague but he continued to undertake research in mathematics and completed his doctorate in 1920.
Through his widening mathematical interests, to some extent forced on him by his teaching duties, Cech became interested in topology, in particular he became one of the foremost experts on combinatorial topology.