Flory

By analogy, the theta temperature for macromolecules is often referred to as the Flory temperature.

The Nobel Prize in Chemistry 1974 - Presentation Speech 1974

At this temperature, now called the Flory temperature, the polymer molecule assumes a kind of ideal state.

Press Release: The 1974 Nobel Prize in Chemistry 1974

I have tried to describe briefly the fundamental importance of your many contributions to macromolecular chemistry and in particular those concepts introduced by you and now referred to as the Flory-temperature and the Flory universal constant.

The Nobel Prize in Chemistry 1974 - Presentation Speech 1974

Guidance Director Steve Sampson called Flory "irreplaceable."

RutlandHerald.com 2009

Guidance Director Steve Sampson called Flory "irreplaceable."

RutlandHerald.com 2009

Guidance Director Steve Sampson called Flory "irreplaceable."

RutlandHerald.com 2009

Flora Macdonald -- or "Flory," as she always wrote her name, even in her marriage contract -- born in 1722, was a daughter of Ranald Macdonald, tacksman of Milton, in South Uist, an island of the Hebrides.

An Historical Account of the Settlements of Scotch Highlanders in America 1893

Ellis had called Flory a nigger’s Nancy Boy and Flory had replied in kind, Westfield too lost his temper.

Burmese Days 2002

Fritz, was well-danced by Florence "Flory" Boots from Alaska Dance Theatre.

Anchorage Daily News - Alaska News 2009

The Tories' reputation on the NHS received another blow last night after a leaked letter from the NHS's deputy chief executive, David Flory, revealed that 30 acute care trusts failed to meet the required standards on 18-week waiting times last year.

Tories fear row over health bill may 'retoxify' party on NHS 2012