Bolyai

[ baw-lyoi ]

noun

1. Já·nos [yah, -nawsh], 1802–60, Hungarian mathematician.

Example Sentences

In Russia, Nikolai Lobachevsky, and in Hungary János Bolyai, were also exploring the geometries of curved space.

From Forbes

"I actually went into the exchange myself and did a bunch of 'what ifs' to see if this was actually a better deal for them. In many cases it is," said Stephen Bolyai, the school's vice president for administration and finance.

From US News

The change in New Jersey began with advocacy by community college leaders, who said health insurance was getting so expensive students couldn't afford it, Bolyai said.

From US News

In many cases it is,” said Stephen Bolyai, the school’s vice president for administration and finance.

From Washington Times

The change in New Jersey began with advocacy by community college leaders, who said health insurance was getting so expensive students couldn’t afford it, Bolyai said.

From Washington Times