English physicist (born in America) who studied heat and friction; experiments convinced him that heat is caused by moving particles (1753-1814)
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1Health and Human Services Secretary Tommy Thompson resigned, a government official said.
2David Thompson reviewed the marketing used today and in years gone by.
3RNZ chief executive Paul Thompson said the funding boost was good news.
4According to Dr Chris Thompson, consultant endocrinologist, diabetes is a growing problem.
5Nicholas Thompson: Thank you for taking the time to talk with us.
1The British were commanded by Col. Thompson, afterwards the celebrated Count Rumford.
2I had no idea that the address was to be about Count Rumford.
3For this communication, Count Rumford's gold medal was presented to him.
4This the end of Volume 1 of Count Rumford's Essays
5I will immediately order for you, unless you immediately countermand it, Count Rumford's Essays; in No.
1John Woodbridge, Robert Woodmansie, Benjamin Thompson, Ezekiel Cheever, Rev.
2He was born Benjamin Thompson, March 26, 1753, at Woburn, Massachusetts, but is better known as Count von Rumford of the Holy Roman Empire.
3Benjamin Thompson, early in life abandoned a home and a country which his fellow citizens had made intolerable.
4Benjamin Thompson (Count Rumford) successfully applied his knowledge to increase the convenience, economy, and comfort of mankind.
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