Rusin
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- proper noun
- Although the Rusin results do not establish a clear cause-and-effect relationship between fuel efficiency and HC emissions, they are the best evidence currently available on this subject.
Examples
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Immediately after the resignation of Mr. Golikov, he headed the St. Petersburg Government Committee for Economic Development, Industrial Policy and Trade, which he gave to his deputy and former federal tax official Sergei Rusin.
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Rusin ignored other variables represented in the database that could help explain emissions, such as engine size and vehicle weight.
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To sort out these competing hypotheses, we rely on a pilot study by Rusin (1989).
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Teri Blumenfeld documents the denial in the FBI while David Rusin details the military's denial.
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The results are consistent with the findings of Rusin, Orosz-Coughlin, and Gerba (1998), who have investigated QAC and hypochlorite sanitizers.
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Rusin and co-authors (1998) reported that sponges and dishcloths are the most problematic in terms of microbial contamination.
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Rusin analyzed data obtained from the EPA on hydrocarbon (HC) tailpipe emissions of 845 new 1989 non-California passenger cars.
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Maria Rusin is a talented painter known for her vibrant landscapes.
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The award-winning scientist, Dr. John Rusin, was honored for his groundbreaking research.
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The historian wrote a book detailing the contributions of the Rusin community to Eastern European culture.
Synonyms
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A surname most known from Ilya Repin, a Russian painter who painted real people and scenes
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A family name found among people from Central Europe
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A family name that people use as their last name
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A Slavic last name used by some families
Surface Forms
Etymology
Rusin often began as a family name meaning 'a person from the Rusin region', much like the surname Scott shows a connection to Scotland. So someone named Rusin likely has family roots in Eastern Europe.