tittler造句

• The cause was complications from cancer, said his wife, Sylvia Isseks Tittler.
• Tittler, who specialized in protozoology, the study of microscopic animals living chiefly in water, joined Brooklyn College in 1935, becoming an assistant professor in 1946, an associate professor in 1952 and a professor in 1958.
• Irving Albert Tittler, who taught biology at Brooklyn College for more than 40 years, died Oct . 6 at North Shore University Hospital in Manhasset, N . Y . He was 86 and lived in Valley Stream, N . Y.
• One of the most recent additions to the source-sink literature is by Tittler et al ., who examined wood thrush ( " Hylocichla mustelina " ) survey data for evidence of source and sink populations on a large scale.
• Among his most important literary works we find his novel " Juyungo " ( 1942; English translation by Susan Hill and Jonathan Tittler 1983 ), his poetry collection " Earth, Sound and Drum " ( 1953 ), and the short story collection called " Entundada " ( 1971 ); His most defining feature as a writer was the incorporation of the elements of afro-American culture, enriching his literary vocabulary with its jargon, its elasticity and its rhythm.