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Schiff is a Jewish and German surname meaning "ship". The Schiffs are known from "about 1370, the earliest date to which any contemporary Jewish family can be definitely traced" 1
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Usage examples of "schiff".
Martin, Mark Owings, Stuart David Schiff, George Scithers, Suzy Tiffany, and Bob Tucker, all of whom had something to do with these stories in one oblique way or another.
Schiff put the halo down on top of the desk, where it rocked unsteadily.
It appears, however, according to Schiff, and contrary to the opinion of some physiologists, that weak hydrochloric dissolves, though slowly, a very minute quantity of coagulated albumen.
I found George Gara in his lab, retrieving his bagged lunch from a refrigerator posted with a sign that read No Food Inside were stains such as silver nitrate and mucicarmine, in addition to Schiff reagents, none of which was compatible with anything edible.
That's a reasonable assumption, I think, and it would enable us to get rid of Planck's Constant-I agree with Retma that in a situation like this that's only a bugger factor-and handle the opposite signs in terms of the old Schiff neutrino-antineutrino theory of gravitation.
That's a reasonable assumption, I think, and it would enable us to get rid of Planck's ConstantI agree with Retma that in a situation like this that's only a bugger factorand handle the opposite signs in terms of the old Schiff neutrino-antineutrino theory of gravitation.