Mercier

[ French mer-syey ]

noun

1. Dé·si·ré Jo·seph [dey-zee-, rey, zhaw-, zef], 1851–1926, Belgian cardinal and patriot.

Example Sentences

Kaye Voyce’s scenic design and costumes, Simon Bennison’s lighting and Mel Mercier’s subtle sound design create a mise-en-scène that gives time itself a material presence.

From Los Angeles Times

In addition to hosting musical acts such as Griz, Diplo, Frances Mercier, Maddy O’Neal, Monolink and Random Rab, each level of the tower featured bedecked nooks and crannies in which to dance, lounge, snuggle, dangle and sip.

From Los Angeles Times

“This innovative approach enhances performance, especially at low voltage conversion ratios—an area where prior works struggled to sustain both high efficiency and optimal utilization of piezoelectric materials,” said Patrick Mercier, a professor in the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering at UC San Diego and a senior author of the paper.

From Science Daily

“The DC-DC converter, particularly in the low VCR range, which was a focus of our work, has widespread applications in various sectors, such as high-power computing servers, automotive systems, USB chargers, and battery-powered devices,” said Wen-Chin Brian Liu, a Ph.D. student in Mercier’s research group and the lead author of the paper.

From Science Daily

Mercier, who was driving the van, struck one vehicle in Oklahoma head-on, Tontitown Police said.

From Seattle Times