Schwarz

[ shwawrts; German shvahrts ]

noun

1. Her·mann A·man·dus [her, -mahn ah-, mahn, -d, oo, s], 1843–1921, German mathematician.

Example Sentences

When it came to Britain's pioneering efforts to abolish slavery, in the early 19th Century, research by historian Prof Suzanne Schwarz found the Royal Family itself was divided.

From BBC

“This study shows that tubal surgery cannot be considered the best way to prevent pregnancy,” Schwarz said.

From Salon

“Both eggs and sperm are very small, and all it takes is one egg and one sperm to connect,” Schwarz said.

From Salon

While Schwarz prefaced her response by emphasizing she doesn’t perform these surgeries herself, it’s likely that any gap in the way that fallopian tubes were sealed can likely provide an opportunity for the sperm and egg to meet and fertilize.

From Salon

In a post-Dobbs landscape, this is an important reality for women to know, Schwarz said.

From Salon