Esaki

[ ih-sah-kee ]

noun

1. Leo, born 1925, Japanese physicist, in the U.S. since 1960: Nobel Prize 1973.

Esaki

/ ĭ-sä′kē /

1. Japanese physicist who developed a very fast and very small type of diode that is now widely used in many electronic devices, especially computers and microwave devices.

Example Sentences

“The short- and long-term goals are definitely about stability,” said Esaki, who is not tenured.

From Seattle Times

The next evening, Esaki told him that all the employees were safe.

From BusinessWeek