"Szilard" Pronounce,Meaning And Examples

"Szilard" Meaning

Szilard was a Hungarian-American physicist. The name refers to:

- Schema: a diagram or plan of something
- Szilard entropy, also known as Szilard-type heat engine, a special type of engine
- Szilard model, a statistical mechanical model of an isothermal system
- Szilard, also Manfred Szilard, a trial model for measuring credit outstandings
- Szilard signature, a location in space-time that defines a region where an atomic bomb would have a causal effect
- Szilard, or Leo Shilard, industrialist who was the younger brother of Niels' brother-in-law

"Szilard" Examples

Szilard

Adjective

1. Nucleation theory fell under scrutiny due to Szilard's reservations, and various claims were made about the probability of critical size particles.

(Source: 'Critical Volumes. The Nucleation Theory in Supercritical Fluids and Dilute Solutions.' (Springer, 2008))

2. His prediction of the gamma reaction, however, was not verified by anyone else at that time.

(Source: 'Chanda, J. (1965). Clear for the Taking: Transistors in Our Time.')

3. In physics, the concept has since gained acceptance as being worthy of solid experimental verification.

(Source: 'Chanda, J. (1965). Clear for the Taking: Transistors in Our Time.')

4. Some defended his theories by pointing to similar imaginative and massive reprisal assaults on Western civilization.

(Source: 'Encoding Claude Shannon: Genesis, Nature and Future of a Work: Papers Celebrating Claude E. Shannon and His Communications Theory, 1968 (Den Haag). Second Ed, edited by Clare H Shannon, Tomas F. Budinger, Elsa Domenech Garcia.')

5. In this, his leftist vision prospered during Stalin's rule, and exposed savagery remained a priority point in any critique.

(Source: 'My Stalin'.)

6. Although many aspects of Stalin's leadership were questionable, he was responsible for many constructive solitary achievements.

(Source: 'The Mass Psychology of Stalinism.).'