Klenk

About 200 miles into the 1952 race, a vulture crashed through the windshield of a Mercedes Gullwing, knocking unconscious Hans Klenk, a former Luftwaffe pilot who was the car's right-seat navigator.

Living Fast and Dying Young Mark Yost 2011

In still other cases, Skolemites follow Skolem's lead and appeal to the set-theoretic paradoxes to bolster their rejection of Platonism; they then suggest that the abandonment of Platonism leaves the algebraic conception of axiomatization as the only viable alternative (Klenk 1976).

Skolem's Paradox Bays, Timothy 2009

(RFM VII, §§21-22) discussions of Gödel's First Incompleteness Theorem (Klenk 1976, 13) until Shanker's sympathetic (1988b).

Wittgenstein's Philosophy of Mathematics Rodych, Victor 2007

Adolf Klenk of Kurt Wolff cosmetic research said "One would have to drink between 60 and 80 cups of coffee a day for the necessary amount of caffeine to reach the roots."

Archive 2004-11-01 2004

Hypatia on Analytic Feminism (Cudd and Klenk 1995), and elsewhere (Cudd 1996).

Analytic Feminism Garry, Ann 2004

We spend most of our 200-something-mile journey thinking about Klink and Klenk.

Jalopnik Sam Smith 2010

The Germans were not initially interested, but Fitch pressed them, ultimately competing in the race alongside Kling and Klenk.

Jalopnik Sam Smith 2010

"You're telling us how to run our bars," Klenk told Termini.

buffalonews - Home 2010

Klenk said she believes her submission was served in all Memphis and Shelby County schools.

Memphis Commercial Appeal Stories 2010

They hit a buzzard at one point, destroying the SL's windshield and knocking Klenk unconscious.

Jalopnik Sam Smith 2010