How to pronounce “pears” in English

Pearson actually, in the end, was quite angry about this.

Pearson's right around-- it's interesting, he's right around five years.

of pears three cans of peaches one gallon of Scotch whiskey and

What Pearson started to realize is that this stuff that Fuller was making was incredibly photosensitive, not just surprisingly slow, but had a larger effect than anything Pearson

What Pearson knew about Chapin was that Chapin was actually looking for a way to solve a problem that he was working on at Bell Labs that had to do with those old repeater stations

And then what about pears?

And if you have pears, if you want a high reward, low effort dessert, definitely give that one a try.

Maybe they'd have pears.

apples and pears.

Members included Karl Pearson, of course, Neville Chamberlain, John Maynard Keynes, Margaret Sanger.

And for Pearson, this is a perfect data set which you can analyze in terms of what's going on.

But these ideas that Pearson honed and have become an important part science-- think back to that sentence.

originated with Pearson throwing coins and looking at roulette tables.

And Paul Pearsall, a heart surgeon, documented how many memories transplant patients had that belonged to the donors.

And what Pearson realized, thinking he had been having lunch with Chapin and knew what he was trying to work on, was that this thing that he and Fuller were also working on, too,

meet G Pearson Ward that was his name and Mr Ward and I talked about airplanes

Brussels are barely tender the pears will release their juices and they'll start to caramelize and it'll just create this beautiful beautiful dish

Or I have too many pears, then I know I can go and find something to do with it.

It's a tea party with Karl Pearson, the famous scientist.

You've heard of Karl Pearson, I'm sure, Pearson correlation coefficient, but you haven't heard of Alice Lee, have you?

So I would like to introduce Alan Pearsall who did the mural we have in our game room,

No, they're not pears.

There's fruit trees and figs and apples and quince and pears and we still use that quite a bit.

We packed patches of potatoes and oranges and pears.

These two gentlemen-- back to England again-- this is Karl Pearson and Charles Spearman.

Because we push off of this and we get sucked into Pearson and Houghton Mifflin and Common Core, when this is Common Core.

Secondly, Paul Pearsall wrote a book, "The Heart's Code." And what he discovered as a surgeon, a heart-- transplants, that the recipients who actually got the new heart

Ralph's lawyer at this point was a guy named Carl Pearson, one-man legal shop, basically.

And the guy on the far left is Gerald Pearson, who actually shared an office with Walter Brattain, who was one of the inventors of the transistor.

Excuse me. Pearson was an experimental physicist.

On these silicon wafers and he would bring it to Pearson.

it up? >> PEARSALL: I touch my own stuff up whenever I can because it's like my baby when I go there. I don't want some other artists, you

the Fenway mural? >> PEARSALL: Well, most of the Fenway people are famous people. So, it's like Tom Brady and . I put, you know, Phil

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Yes, there's a crispy cobbler cake with pears that would be great for Christmas or Hanukkah or whatever winter holiday you celebrate.

And there's some spiced, marinated pears that go in there.

So it can be filled with dried apples, pears, grapes, and use a molasses, a great molasses.

might make blue cheese cheesecake and serve it with figs or poached pears or something like that.

so they're better foods to eat, pears also.

And it grows—-well, they still grow pears there and apples and--they're known for their pears though.

And it grows—-well, they still grow pears there and apples and--they're known for their pears though.

He developed something called Mastering Physics, which Pearson actually picked up and it's used by hundreds of thousands of people, which does a lot of data collection and some amount

say what that is. >> PEARSALL: All right.

And, of course, pears and lace were all over the film.

And said, I'll give you my mother's poached pears if you can load these up.

And the fresh fruit was like really, really-- they had been refrigerated pears, refrigerated apples, stuff with that.

Family is from Sonoma County, and I grew up there farming pears and wine grapes, and in the old kind of classic farming family.

What if we start with the juice of palm fruits like apples or pears?

We packed patches of potatoes, and oranges, and pears.