Poncelet

[ pawnsuh-le ]

noun

1. Jean Vic·tor [zhah, n, veek-, tawr], 1788–1867, French mathematician.

Example Sentences

Students will learn to build heart rate monitors and radios, said Africatown IT Director Evan Poncelet.

From Seattle Times

While an influx of highly paid tech jobs has contributed to displacement in Seattle, Poncelet said the industry is also capable of “single-generation wealth building.”

From Seattle Times

“If you can create programs that get youth curious and invested in STEM,” Poncelet said, “then those same people can turn right back around and buy back the block.”

From Seattle Times

None of this mattered to Jean-Victor Poncelet.

From Literature

As Monge’s student, Poncelet had learned the technique of projecting diagrams onto two planes, and as a prisoner of war he had a lot of spare time on his hands.

From Literature