Bromberg

[ brom-burg; German brawm-berk ]

noun

1. German name of Bydgoszcz.

Bromberg

/ ˈbrɔmbɛrk /

noun

1. the German name for Bydgoszcz

Example Sentences

There you’d find a written confession from Frederick Bromberg, a state senator who in a 1909 letter to the editor made it clear that the purpose of at-large elections had always been to eradicate the possibility of Black voting power.

From Slate

Yana Bromberg, a bioinformatician at Emory University in Atlanta, Georgia, emphasizes that tools such as AlphaMissense must be rigorously evaluated — using good performance metrics — before ever being applied in the real-world.

From Scientific American

“It’s my worst nightmare to think of a doctor taking a prediction and running with it, as if it’s a real thing, without evaluation by entities such as CAGI,” Bromberg adds.

From Scientific American

Weinstein, Sellinger said, had “picked up right where he left off” after leaving prison, concocting a scheme to solicit investments through a company called Optimus Investments Inc., which he had operated with Bromberg and Wittels.

From Seattle Times

A federal magistrate judge set bail at $500,000 for a third defendant, Aryeh L. Bromberg, 49, of Lakewood.

From Seattle Times