De Witt

[ duh wit ]

noun

1. Jan [yahn], 1625–72, Dutch statesman.
2. a male given name: from the Flemish family name meaning “white.”

de Witt

/ də ˈwɪt /

noun

1. de WittJohan16251672MDutchPOLITICS: statesman Johan. 1625–72, Dutch statesman; chief minister of the United Provinces of the Netherlands (1653–72)

Example Sentences

County Superior Court Judge Susan J. De Witt declined to release Matarico, who remains jailed in lieu of $590,000.

From Los Angeles Times

De Witt also granted a request for a protective order barring Matarico from speaking to the teen or going near his home or school.

From Los Angeles Times

To outside observers, the chat is indistinguishable from any other communication made by the same generative AI: “They might detect that there is AI-generated content,” Schroeder de Witt says, “but they would not be able to tell whether you've encoded secret information into it.”

From Scientific American

University of Oxford researcher Christian Schroeder de Witt, Carnegie Mellon University researcher Samuel Sokota and their colleagues used an AI program to create innocent-looking chat messages with secret content.

From Scientific American

Strohmeier was making a casual comment, but Sokota and Schroeder de Witt took it seriously.

From Scientific American