Clementi

[ kluh-men-tee; Italian kle-men-tee ]

noun

1. Mu·zio [moo, -tsyaw], 1752–1832, Italian pianist and composer in England.

Example Sentences

The Los Angeles Music Center will unveil its $41 million plaza revamp by Rios Clementi Hale Studios on Aug. 28.

From Los Angeles Times

"This significant advancement lays the groundwork for future technologies, some of which are yet to be conceived," notes Clementi.

From Science Daily

"We are not just improving existing technology but also pushing the boundaries of what's possible with semiconductor lasers," says Marco Clementi, who played a key role in the project.

From Science Daily

This pioneering work, led by Professor Camille Brès and postdoctoral researcher Marco Clementi from EPFL's School of Engineering represents a significant advance in the field of photonics, with implications for telecommunications, metrology, and other high-precision applications.

From Science Daily

That doesn’t surprise Gina Clementi, a marine ecologist at Florida International University.

From Los Angeles Times