(1) This is Haber. He got the Nobel in 1918.

(2) Haber which had just been invented by Bosch-Haber, became the way that Germany made explosives.

(3) In the press release, Steve Haber, the president of Sony's Digital Reading Business Division, argues that ePub is "quickly becoming the de facto standard for eBooks."

(4) Steve Haber, president of Sony's digital reading unit, said the touchscreen was one of the top requests made by consumers, who are willing to pay more for extra functionality.

(5) The Born - Haber cycle is a thermodynamic cycle that shows the interrelation of these quantities.

(6) In 1909, a German chemist named Fritz Haber figured out how to synthesize ammonia.

(7) Regarding the price cut for digital books, Mr. Haber said: "We have to offer value.

(8) German emeritus director of the Fritz Haber Institute's department for physical chemistry receives the 2007 Nobel Prize in Chemistry this year.

(9) Mr. Haber from Sony said that the company was working on developing all of these features.

(10) Haber said the lab worked on 24 wax cylinders relating to London that are owned by the state and by private collectors.

(11) Fritz Haber was a Nobel Prize winning Jewish scientist who created cheap nitrogen fertilizer and also made chemical weapons for the German side in World War I.

(12) Haber lends his name to a process for the industrial synthesis of ammonia(), an important component of fertilizer in modern agriculture.

(13) Fritz Haber was a German chemist whose work encapsulates both the wonder and the horror which science can uncover.

(14) So today, there are a hundred million tons of fertilizer, of nitrogen fertilizer made, using, Haber It's a huge, huge, commodity.

(15) Overnight the newspapers and television commentators turned Tracy into a heroine. Governor Haber himself visited the prison hospital with Warden Brannigan to see Tracy.

(16) Indeed, there is a telling historical precedent. In 1909 Fritz Haber, a German chemist, discovered a new way to combine nitrogen from the air with hydrogen to produce ammonia.

(17) It's just so slow. Thus, not at all practical We're not going to run the world on room temperature Haber process.

(18) "We aren't set on just having books purchased from our store," said Steve Haber, Sony Electronics' ...

(19) And this was put up by two people, Max Born and Fritz Haber.

(20) Due to the discovery of a technique to mass-produce ammonia, called the Haber process, an estimated two billion people are not starving today.

(21) "Achieving the $199 price point, we believe, expands the market dramatically," Steve Haber, president of Sony's Digital Reading division, told Reuters.

(22) Because this was the example that we started out with, Haber This important industrial reaction that started the chemical industry, essentially.