Robert M. Yerkes, in full Robert Mearns Yerkes (born May 26 , 1876 Breadysville, Pa., U.S. died Feb. 3, 1956, New Haven, Conn ., American psychologist and a principal developer of comparative (animal) psychology in the United States.
May 26 , 1876Breadysville, Pennsylvania February 3 , 1956New Haven, Connecticut Robert M. Yerkes, in full Robert Mearns Yerkes (born May 26 , 1876 Breadysville, Pa., U.S. died Feb. 3, 1956, New Haven, Conn ., American psychologist and a principal developer of comparative (animal) psychology in the United States.
Even more influential was young Mr. Cousteau's paternal grandfather, a co-inventor and principal developer of the Aqua-Lung, now better known as the scuba, the device that made ocean exploration ever more possible.
But the Gale Company, which is headquartered here, is the principal developer of New Songdo City, a mixed-use development on reclaimed land that is part of the city of Inchon in South Korea.
The author is the principal developer of Jmol, a free open-source program for molecular structure visualization and analysis.
The principal developer of Priory Hall is Tom McFeely, a former Provisional IRA Maze hunger striker convicted of attempted murder in Northern Ireland in 1976.
And Mr. Fowler, the principal developer of the $58 million Clayton Park, said: "In the long run, all the developments are going to bring more people into the city, and the community will build up.
The principal developer of Storm, Nathan Marz, coined the term "Lambda Architecture" in [76], describing a generalized approach to combine multiple paradigms into one system by breaking down processing into three layers: batch, serving, and speed.
Dr. Mieczyslaw (Michel) Mirowski survived the Holocaust in Poland to become principal developer of the once scorned but now popular implantable cardioverter defibrillator (there's one inside Dick Cheney) before dying in Baltimore in 1990.
RK was the principal developer of the linkage strategy, undertook the data linkage and analysis and drafted the manuscript.
The relevant changes in the translation process were reviewed for conceptual equivalence and authorized by the principal developer of the PedsQL™ (Dr. Varni).
