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  • == Georg Simon Ohm == '''Georg Simon Ohm''' ({{IPA|ɡeːɔʁk ˈziːmɔn ˈoːm}}) was a German physicist
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  • The term "Meissner's Corpuscle" is derived from the name of Georg Meissner, who, in collaboration with Rudolf Albert von Kölliker, discovere
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  • The term "Lichtenberg Figure" is named after the German physicist [[Georg Christoph Lichtenberg]], who originally discovered and studied them. When L * [[Georg Christoph Lichtenberg]]: A German physicist who discovered Lichtenberg Figu
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  • ...rnational System of Units]] (SI). It is named after the German physicist [[Georg Simon Ohm]]. The term "Ohm" is derived from the name of the German physicist Georg Simon Ohm, who first formulated [[Ohm's Law]], which is a fundamental princ
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  • ...ernate name, "Meissner's corpuscle", is named after the German anatomist [[Georg Meissner]] who discovered them. * [[Georg Meissner]]: A German anatomist and professor who is known for his work in h
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  • ...other and to the mind that perceives them. This theory was developed by [[Georg Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel]] in the 19th century. * [[Georg Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel]]
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  • ...al Engineering]] and [[Physics]]. It is named after the German physicist [[Georg Simon Ohm]] who first formulated the law in 1827. The term "Ohm's Law" is derived from the name of its discoverer, Georg Simon Ohm. The unit of electrical resistance, the [[Ohm (unit)|Ohm]], is al
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  • The term "Ebers Papyrus" is named after [[Georg Ebers]], a German Egyptologist and novelist who purchased the papyrus in 18 * [[Georg Ebers]]: A German Egyptologist who purchased the papyrus in 1873.
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  • The test is named after [[Georg Clemens Perthes]], a German surgeon who first described the procedure in 19 * [[Georg Clemens Perthes]]: A German surgeon who first described the Perthes test.
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  • ...[[vertebral body]]. They are named after the German pathologist Christian Georg Schmorl who first described them. The term "Schmorl's nodes" is named after Christian Georg Schmorl (1861–1932), a German pathologist. He was the first to describe t
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  • ...one side of the body. The condition is named after the German neurologist Georg Avellis, who first described the syndrome in 1892. The term "Avellis syndrome" is derived from the name of Georg Avellis, who first identified and described the condition. The suffix "-syn
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  • ...eld of [[gastroenterology]]. It is named after the Swiss surgeon, [[Ludwig Georg Courvoisier]], who first described it in the late 19th century. The law is named after Ludwig Georg Courvoisier (1843-1918), a Swiss surgeon who made significant contributions
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  • |Firstname=Georg
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  • |Firstname=Georg
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  • |Firstname=Georg
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  • |Middlename=Ernst - Georg
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  • ...(''Papaver somniferum''). It was discovered in 1848 by the German chemist Georg Merck.
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  • |Firstname=Georg
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  • |Firstname=Georg
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  • |Middlename=Georg
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