Similar words: berserker, perked up, jerker, snorkel, letter key, enter key, berk, powder keg. Meaning: n. 1. Irish philosopher and Anglican bishop who opposed the materialism of Thomas Hobbes (1685-1753) 2. a city in California on the eastern shore of San Francisco Bay; site of the University of California at Berkeley.
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121. Amyris, a spin-out from Jay Keasling's laboratory at the University of California, Berkeley, works on biofuels too but has an interest in drug development.
122. Cohen was a physics major at Harvard, and he went on to study theoretical computer science at UC Berkeley, earning a master's.
123. With the two premises Berkeley and Hume developed their empiricism but the premises also led British empiricism into a paradox.
124. A great 57-minute TV interview with Chu, conducted in 2004 by Harry Kreisler of UC Berkeley as part of his generally-great "Conversations with History" series.
125. Diamond is an esteemed neuroanatomist and one of the most admired professors at the University of California, Berkeley.
126. Now, Matthew Walker and his colleagues at the University of California, Berkeley, have found that they probably have better memory, too.
127. And here's something scary: The Berkeley scientists can now implant the MEMS equipment during the pupal stage so that the beetles emerge embedded with electrodes, ready to be wired up.
128. I announced that we were getting married -- in Berkeley, not Hawaii.
129. In fact, psychologist Matthew Walker of the University of California, Berkeley, says that "almost all psychiatric disorders show some problems with sleep."
130. Learning that the two young hobbyists were searching for him, Mr. Draper appeared one day in Mr. Wozniak's Berkeley dormitory room.
131. "It is natural for careless writers to run into faults they never think of" (George Berkeley).
132. Kirk Smith, a professor at the University of California, Berkeley, calls climate change the world's biggest regressive tax: the poorest pay for the behaviour of the rich (see map).
133. He and a Berkeley graduate student formed the Internet search company Inktomi in nineteen ninety-six. It became profitable.
134. However, "the mechanism that controls the seconds-to-minute clock is still a mystery," says neurobiologist Mu-ming Poo, of the University of California, Berkeley.
135. Tcsh, an enhancement of the original Berkeley UNIX C shell, is one of the most popular UNIX shells.
136. NBC News crew members in Japan are using radiation detectors from Berkeley Nucleonics that they can wear on their belts, much like beepers.
137. The U.S. Planck team is helping with this task, with a primary tool being the Franklin supercomputer at the National Energy Research Scientific Computing Center in Berkeley, Calif.
138. A feminist from her student days at Berkeley, Kingston left California for Hawaii with her American husband in the late 60s,[sentencedict.com] so repelled were they by the violence of the anti-war movement.
139. Berkeley climbed 4.5 percent to 878 pence after the homebuilder said net income rose to 44.5 million pounds ($69.7 million) in its fiscal first half from 36.9 million pounds a year earlier.
140. Michael Ginevan of Bunker Hill, West Virginia, was driving a riding lawnmower near his home when a Berkeley County sheriff's deputy attempted to pull him over.
141. He caught a Telegraph Avenue car that was going to Berkeley.
142. Berkelium (Bk), Dubnium (Db), and Hassium (Hs) were named after Berkeley, CA, Dubna, Russia and the German state of Hessen, respectively, where these man-made elements were created.
143. He holds a Master of Arts from University of California, Berkeley.
144. And that's I think the best way to understand the theory of George Berkeley , cause George Barkleys theory is essentially like that.
145. Barkleys arguments are different from Malebranche But when you come to read Berkeley as you will in connection with perception.
146. George Berkeley (1685–1753) even went as far as to say that nothing exists except the mind and its ideas.
147. "The financial crisis is a downward spiral with two twists," said George Feiger, chief executive of Contango Capital Advisors in Berkeley,[www.Sentencedict.com] California.
148. Useful for exploring diverse mathematical algorithms, the open source computer algebra system known as Axiom is released under a modified Berkeley Software Distribution (BSD) license.
149. Equivalency to extract FPS of the crustal velocity model of Seismographic Station of University of California, Berkeley, and that of USGS was demonstrated.
150. "You know Berkeley has never been answered," he said, looking directly at Martin. "Herbert Spencer came the nearest, which was not very near.
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