Proper noun
Berndt (plural Berndts)
A surname from German.
Berndt handed in a plan for the occultist propaganda to be carried on by us. We are getting somewhere. The Americans and English fall easily for this kind of propaganda. We are therefore pressing into service all star witnesses of occult prophecy. Nostradamus must once again submit to being quoted. Joseph Goebbels
B.C. Berndt, Ramanujan's Notebook, Part I., Springer Verlag (1985) The algorithms for fast evaluation of the Catalan constant were constructed by E. Karatsuba. Source: Internet
As with all Freytag & Berndt maps the cartography is clear and detailed with the topography shown by relief shading with plenty of spot heights. Source: Internet
Berndt and Kirkland are seeing new talents emerge among their children too. Source: Internet
Berndt said if academic coordinators are making it significantly difficult for athletes to major in quantitative or hard-science majors, that would be “totally inappropriate.” Source: Internet
In 1944, after visiting Rommel in France and reading his proposals on counteracting Allied propaganda, Alfred-Ingemar Berndt remarked: "He is also interested in this propaganda business and wants to develop it by all means. Source: Internet