estrin

[ es-trin ]

noun

, Biochemistry, Pharmacology.

1. estrone.

estrin

/ ˈɛstrɪn; ˈiːstrɪn /

noun

1. the US spelling of oestrin

Word History and Origins

Origin of estrin¹

From New Latin; estrus, -in ²

Example Sentences

James Estrin is a photographer and writer who has been with The Times since 1992.

From New York Times

Research co-authors at Cornell University included Nicola Dell, associate professor, Deborah Estrin, professor of computer science and Malte Jung, associate professor of information science.

From Science Daily

"She witnessed intriguing uses of the technology for transactional purposes such as frailty health assessments, as well as for open-ended reminiscence experiences," Estrin said.

From Science Daily

Dell, Estrin and Jung said there were inspired to think about this work as Cuadra was studying the use of earlier-generation CAs by older adults.

From Science Daily

James Estrin is a staff photographer who also writes frequently.

From New York Times