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Gilbert

['gilbәt]
n.
吉尔伯特（男子名）

gilbert

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a unit of magnetomotive force equal to 0.7958 ampere-turns

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a librettist who was a collaborator with Sir Arthur Sullivan in a famous series of comic operettas (1836-1911)

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English court physician noted for his studies of terrestrial magnetism (1540-1603)

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English navigator who in 1583 established in Newfoundland the first English colony in North America (1539-1583)

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United States architect who influenced the development of the skyscraper (1859-1934)

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Gilbert \Gilbert\ prop. n.
William Schwenk Gilbert, an English dramatist born at London
Nov. 18, 1836. He is most famous for his collaborations with
Sir Arthur Sullivan on a number of humorous light operas
which are known as ``Gilbert and Sullivan Operas''. His first
play was ``Dulcamara'' (1866). He also wrote ``The Palace of
Truth'' (1870), ``Pygmalion and Galatea'' (1871),
``Sweethearts'' (1874), ``Engaged'' (1877), ``The
Mountebanks'' (1891), and in collaboration with Sir A.
Sullivan (who wrote the music), he wrote ``The Sorcerer''
(1877), ``H. M. S. Pinafore'' (1878), ``The Pirates of
Penzance'' (1879), ``Patience'' (1881), ``Iolanthe'' (1883),
``The Mikado'' (1885), ``Ruddygore'' (1887), ``The Yeomen of
the Guard'' (1888), ``The Gondoliers'' (1889), and ``Utopia,
limited'' (1893). The light operas proved very popular and
continue to be performed over one hundred years later. He
also published other works.
[Century Dict. 1906 +PJC]

Attempts to reach Gilbert at his home were unsucessful.
"Did you understand you were committing a crime when you traded on inside information from Dennis Levine?," asked Assistant U.S. Attorney Scott Gilbert.
State Police impounded the suicide machine, but Circuit Judge Alice Gilbert on Wednesday denied Thompson's request for an order barring further use of the device.
A spokesman for the heat-processing-systems designer indicated Mr. Gilbert was asked to resign but hadn't yet responded.
"People have been expecting approval (of Immune Response's AIDS vaccine) in 1993 with no competition," Ms. Gilbert said. "It's more realistic to look for approval in 1994 with competition."
It is also acquiring Trenton Group, an exhibitions company. Mr Brian Gilbert, MBC chairman until he resigned in November 1990 after disagreements with the late Mr Robert Maxwell, is buying 25 industrial titles based in Kent.
Doing business on a two-state basis is nothing new to Catamount Ski Area president and general manager William Gilbert.
The weather service said Hurricane Gilbert was the most intense storm on record in terms of barometric pressure.
Gilbert is one of only three Category 5 storms in the hemisphere since weather officials began keeping detailed records.
Asked if Gilbert's torrential rains contributed to the collapse, Nakashima said, "It had to have something to do with it, so all this accelerated." Residents and their relatives say the building already was unsafe.
"I just could have cried," said Hazel Toler, a dispatcher in Gilbert who said she saw the fire as she drove to work.
Seaga narrowed the gap slightly shortly after Hurricane Gilbert struck, but has since fallen back.
More than 1,500 animals at the Gladys Porter Zoo were included in the preparations for Hurricane Gilbert.
The race has been made particularly difficult for its 10th anniversary so that those who finish will have "a label of quality," says Gilbert Sabine, its organizer.
The cold set new record lows across Arkansas, including readings of 8 degrees in Gilbert and 14 in Calico Rock, which broke the old mark of 16 set in 1920.
Miss Wilson acted opposite such leading men as Rudolph Valentino and John Gilbert.
This group is expected to fill most of the jobs to be created by 2000. 'Working patterns will need to be more flexible and realistic, tying in to company as well as individual needs,' argued Gilbert.
The CBI is keen for employers to promote recruitment packages that cater for the specific needs of each employee. Employers will have to tailor their needs to what Mr Gilbert calls 'a growing diversity in the labour supply'.
Mr. Gilbert, who has returned to Harvard after resigning from Biogen in 1984, maintains that a large research effort was required to develop products both to license for short-term returns and to develop in-house for larger, long-term returns.
Gilbert Hill, the homicide detective demoted to a traffic beat after his role in the film "Beverly Hills Cop," says he'll run for City Council.
Let us examine the case. Gilbert and George's work deals with themselves.
Minutes later, a young man with bruises on his face and blood on his clothes ran up to Gilbert and said he had been attacked by some men, police said.
Gilbert, who has been with Morgan Stanley for 30 years, will remain a director of the company and chairman of its advisory board, the statement said.
Major painters like Copley and Gilbert Stewart worked here and also worked in England so they had international connections and expertise," Coles said.
"The more we said no, the more he asked us to think about it, so in order to facilitate his leaving, we said we'd think about it," Davis testified under questioning from Assistant U.S. Attorney E. Scott Gilbert.
As a convicted felon, Gilbert could not legally carry a firearm.
A new tropical depression with the potential to strengthen formed in the eastern Atlantic as the remnants of Hurricane Gilbert spread from Texas to Illinois.
And although oil prices increased earlier this week partly because of the storm, the decreasing chance that Gilbert would seriously disrupt energy production in the Gulf helped curb the recent rally.
Gilbert wanted his six teams to learn how to take risks and how to recover from mistakes.
"We'll provide one more processor upgrade for the 3B2 line, which is what we did with several of our NCR lines two years ago before successfully moving to the 3000 series," said Gilbert Williamson, NCR president.

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