Proper noun
Ballentine (plural Ballentines)
A surname.
Ballentine points out that whilst it is arguable to associate a physical wave with a single particle, there is still only one Schrödinger wave equation for many particles. Source: Internet
On the left are Brad and Megan Ballentine with their kids, while on the right are Rob and Jillian Roach. Source: Internet
For example, in two classic articles on the foundations of quantum mechanics, Ballentine (1970) and Stapp (1972) give diametrically opposite definitions of 'Copenhagen.' Source: Internet
Assistant Secretary of the Air Force (Installations, Environment and Energy) Miranda Ballentine delivered remarks during a U.S. Department of Defense conservation panel at the IUCN. Source: Internet
This was the second year the Sisters of Mercy held just the morning Mass instead of a morning and evening Mass for the feast day, said Sister Janet Ballentine. Source: Internet
Bryon N. McKelvey (27 percent), Louis Brown (25 percent) and Robbie Ballentine (23 percent) were the top three vote getters. Source: Internet