Lindegren

[ lin-duh-gren ]

noun

1. E·rik (Jo·han) [ey, -, r, ik , yoo, -hahn], 1910–68, Swedish poet and literary critic.

Example Sentences

Lennart Lindegren at Lund University in Sweden and his colleagues processed the first version of the data set, whose uncertainties are one-third of the size of those from the satellite's predecessor, Hipparcos.

From Nature

Lennart Lindegren, an astronomer at the Lund Observatory in Sweden and a major driving force in the Gaia project since it was first proposed in 1993, expects astronomers to produce 100 or so papers just in the weeks following the draft catalogue release.

From Nature

Karl Lindegren, an attorney for Fletcher Jones, said Wednesday that the company cannot comment on active litigation.

From Los Angeles Times

Astrometry, says Lindegren, “was not regarded as a field that would offer any great prospects for young scientists”.

From Nature

The century-old brass telescope was broken in places and long past its useful life — but it captured Lennart Lindegren's heart.

From Nature