* Lee Alvin DuBridge 1922 — President of the California Institute of Technology, science advisor to U. S. President Richard Nixon

* 1959 — Lee A. DuBridge ( President, Caltech )

* 1982 – Lee A. DuBridge

Loomis recruited Lee DuBridge to run it.

Loomis and DuBridge recruited physicists for the new laboratory at an Applied Nuclear Physics conference at MIT in October 1940.

The MIT Rad Lab was managed by its director, Lee DuBridge.

DuBridge later commented, " Radar won the war ; the atom bomb ended it.

During his incarceration, Qian received support from his colleagues at Caltech, including the institute's president Lee DuBridge, who flew to Washington to argue Qian's case.

Lee Alvin DuBridge ( 21 September 1901 – 23 January 1994 ) was an American educator and physicist.

DuBridge was born in Terre Haute, Indiana, and graduated from Cornell College in 1922, and then began a teaching assignment at the University of Wisconsin – Madison, from which he received an M. A.

DuBridge continued his academic work at the California Institute of Technology, Washington University and the University of Rochester.

* Memorial page for DuBridge at the National Academy of Sciences.

Wouk recruited Lee DuBridge, then President of Caltech, and Linus Pauling to assist in the assessment and development of the electronics.

Although Pauling never did any active work on the project, DuBridge convened a group of Caltech experts to provide input.

Generally, there was a lack of strong leadership in the Congress and, unlike his predecessors Roosevelt and Wilson, Harding was not inclined to fill that void.

" Hume also took his definition of reason to unorthodox extremes by arguing, unlike his predecessors, that human reason is not qualitatively different from either simply conceiving individual ideas, or from judgments associating two ideas, and that " reason is nothing but a wonderful and unintelligible instinct in our souls, which carries us along a certain train of ideas, and endows them with particular qualities, according to their particular situations and relations.

Models like Jean Shrimpton, Joanna Lumley, Tania Mallet, Celia Hammond, Twiggy, Penelope Tree, and Pauline Stone dominated the London fashion scene and were well paid unlike their predecessors.

During Casimir's rule heraldry was introduced into Poland and, unlike his predecessors, he promoted landed gentry over the drużyna as his base of power.

His biography by his constant advisor Abbot Suger of Saint Denis renders him a fully rounded character to the historian, unlike most of his predecessors.

These settlers, unlike their ranching predecessors, were not willing to adapt to Hispanic culture and considered themselves superior to Mexican-Americans.

Although Joseph was compelled to take military action, he refrained – unlike his predecessors – from seeking to teach his subjects a lesson by executing the leaders.

He, unlike his predecessors, has not tried to establish a personality cult.

This is likely due to his methods: Bewick, unlike his predecessors, would carve in harder woods, notably box wood, against the grain, using fine tools normally favoured by metal engravers.

The Architect warns of the annihilation of all human life in and out of the Matrix if he did not enter the Source door to reload the Matrix, but unlike his predecessors, Neo does not enter the door to the Source ; he chooses not to believe the Architect's dire warnings of consequences, and to save Trinity instead.

The majority of this generation of leaders were engineers whose academic lives were disrupted by the Cultural Revolution and, unlike both their predecessors and likely successors, have spent very little time overseas.

This made the film of the show far less appealing to overseas audiences and unlike its predecessors ; it did not find major international distribution in lucrative markets such as the USA and Canada.

Aside from his masterful treatment of traditional forms, Frescobaldi is important for his numerous innovations, particularly in the field of tempo: unlike his predecessors, he would include in his pieces sections in contrasting tempi, and some of his publications include a lengthy preface detailing tempo-related aspects of performance.

Bulgarian historian Maria Todorova suggests that, unlike many of his predecessors, Iorga was not alarmed Romania being perceived as a Balkan country, and did not attach a negative connotation to this affiliation ( even though, she notes, Iorga explicitly placed the northern limit of the Balkans on the Danube, just south of Wallachia ).

Although Cole seemed to be focused on the comedic and buffoonish aspect of African American theater and acting, he did not submit to the norm of being involved in so-called “ medicine shows ” or the circus, unlike his predecessors.

However, unlike its predecessors, Aces of the Deep simulates a Kriegsmarine U-boat during the World War II.

Nishiki-e, unlike their predecessors, were full-color images.

It offered 5-passenger seating on all trim levels like the Pontiac Grand Prix and Oldsmobile Intrigue ( formerly Cutlass Supreme ), unlike their predecessors that had optional 6-passenger seating and the Buick Century ( formerly built on the A platform ) which had standard 6-passenger seating.

They made out of solid PVC and unlike their predecessors had no movable parts, so were essentially plastic models similar to Monster in My Pocket as well as being sold in blister packs ( containing 3 or 5 monsters ) and boxes ( containing 5, 10, 20 or 100 Boglins ) they were available packaged individually, each packet contained a random Boglin and buyers didn't know which Boglin it was, a common practice, similar to Gashapon ).

However, unlike its modern predecessors, Everything or Nothing lacks a true deathmatch multiplayer mode, a popular staple in Bond games since 1997's GoldenEye 007.

Weapons in the game, unlike its predecessors, are gained in levels.

The Architect is surprised that this One, unlike his predecessors, is quicker of thought.

Such new shirts unlike their predecessors are sometimes marked with " PCSO " or " POLICE COMMUNITY SUPPORT OFFICER " on both sleeves.

Version 7 also introduced new string conversion classes, which unlike their entirely-macro-based predecessors balance safety and performance: the stack allocation for the converted string is now limited to a size specified at compile-time ( via a template parameter ) and above that watermark heap allocation is performed.

At first, many Polish Jews were relieved to learn that the Soviets, rather than the Nazis, were to occupy their town, and unlike gentile Poles, publicly welcomed the Red Army as their protector.

The new AFL distinguished itself from the Knights by emphasizing the autonomy of each trade union affiliated with it and limiting membership to workers and organizations made up of workers, unlike the Knights which, because of its producerist focus, welcomed some who were not wage workers.

In April 1937, his weekly Independent India appeared and was welcomed by progressive leaders like Bose and Nehru, unlike Gandhi, and the staunch Communists who accused Roy of deviation.

Lochlann, unlike his uncle Gille Brigte, welcomed French and English colonization into his eastern lands.