How to pronounce “wolff” in English

Wolff moved to Russia eventually, and it kind of just petered out a little bit.

Tobias Wolff-- who's actually a professor at Stanford and a brilliant short story writer-- he's saying that, all of this gets cobbled together

Please welcome Richard Wolff to Google.

islands called Darwin and Wolff which are home to some of the most magnificent concentrations and migrations of sharks in the world so I was up at 5 in the

Haller and Wolff each made careful, very detailed studies of the chick embryo.

I mean to take a little dried wolffish and make something really enjoyable out of it.

They use only the fillets of the wolffish fish for the hardfiskur, but they then dry the heads and the bones and they send them

Haller, Caspar Friedrich Wolff, who I'm going to talk about a little bit now.

But where Haller saw the work of God, Wolff saw simple mechanical, physical, and chemical processes.

To convince Haller to try and reconsider epigenesis, Wolff sent him a copy of his doctoral thesis, which was a huge mistake.

Hardfiskur, what he's referencing, is that a dried wolffish.

OK, well, welcome to the stage, Susie Wolff.

So what happened-- the fix for the disappearance, I think, was that one of the inspirations that I read-- Tobias Wolff's, "This Boy's Life."

Or did the act of squeezing the crap out of that tennis racket at impact create more compressive forces on the bone, which put in action a thing called Wolff's law

You can see some pictures on the right there of dissections of chick embryos, which are actually by Wolff.

The following year, a young German scholar-- he was a quite radical man, called Wolff, in the middle there-- published his doctoral dissertation,