How to pronounce“1926”in English

By 1926, they're rolling of the assembly line.

in 1926 michigan was playing ohio state in columbus in their second to last game of the year

in 1926 a 43-yard field goal was more like a 63-yard field goal would

from 1926 shows a woman saying blow some my way but soon the industry actually

In 1926, Erwin Schrödinger presents an equation, what we now call the wave function.

In 1926, Erwin Schrodinger presents an equation, what we now call the wave function.

in 1926 Irwin schinger publishing the schinger equation that would form the

in 1926 Irwin schinger publishing the schinger equation that would form the

And in 1926, Erwin Schrodinger formalized this field by coming up with his now-famous wave equation, which describes how quantum mechanical systems

So in 1926, we started visualizing electrons as clouds of probability.

And by 1926, nearly 83% of Indian school-age children were attending boarding schools.

"Modern English Usage" of 1926, memorably encapsulated in the maxim, the love of the long word,

And it begins in 1926 with my great-grandfather at a tennis party in Johannesburg.

And in 1926, my great-grandfather was an adventurer.

And in somewhere around 1926, there was an Oceanview housewife, a woman named Celia Steele.

A dollar back in 1926, it now takes $12 to buy what a dollar bought back then.

1925 or 1926 to go to minneapolis to watch the university of minnesota

Dzerzhinsky dies in 1926.

been in place since 1926 you know they haven't changed you know what's new is

He published his results in 1926, but never actually built one.

they interact with light back in 1926 Hugo gck publishes the first pulp

they interact with life back in 1926 Hugo gck publishes the first pulp

outperformed all other investments since 1926.

mechanics have been in place since 1926 you know they haven't changed you know

The expansion of the universe was only discovered in 1926 or '27 by Edwin Hubble.

But the NFL let five black people play in 1926, then they hokey pokey-ed it back and said, no, no black players.

The most recent outbreak of ergot fungus was in 1926 in Russia.

Inflation has run about 3% a year since 1926.

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And they went down there for the first time in June of 1926.

When we finished with Puccini, La Turandot in 1926, then something happened.

When Hubble, Edwin Hubble in 1926 realized that the nebulae, or some of the nebulae, were actually island universes, he called them, galaxies

Well, this is exactly what a physicist named Oskar Klein did in 1926.

And so this equation still-- you know, suggested in 1926-- is still right, as far as anyone knows.

I will spare you-- long and short, in the NFL in 1926, he's got one of the best records, it was just broken recently by a Chicago Bear.

One of the more interesting ones was the slide saxophone made by Reiffel and Husted in Chicago in 1926.

And Dr. Woodson though, back in 1926, that it would mean a lot if we included these pages back into the historical text.

which had just been set up in Cambridge by a man called Sir Frederick goland Hopkins who went on in 1926 I think it

- The opening story in "Fluke" is a story of a seemingly unimportant vacation that a husband and wife took to Kyoto Japan in 1926,

foundation of quantum mechanics so there's these two visions of the future that start off in 1926 really within months of each other one leads to the

foundation of quantum mechanics so there's these two visions of the future that start off in 1926 really within months of each other one leads to the

They operate under the Railway Labor Act, which was passed in 1926 after a national rail strike in

If you're writing about periods before your own lifetime, its struck me very much writing these things set in 1913 and 1926 in my previous book what

He found, what was then called Negro History Week, in 1926 because he said that the contributions by people

There's a story of a seemingly unimportant vacation that a husband and wife took to Kyoto, Japan in 1926.

The other from CRSP the Center for Research in Security Prices, University of Chicago, which had very, very high quality data on security prices, dividends back to 1926.