Reyn — Reyn, n. Rain or rein. [Obs.] Chaucer. [1913 Webster] … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
reyn — reyn; reyn·olds; … English syllables
Reyn — Reyn, Jan de R., geb. in Dünkirchen um 1610, Maler, der vorzüglichste Schüler Van Dyks, dessen Art u. Weise er sich so zu eigen machte, daß die meisten seiner Gemälde noch jetzt unter dem Namen seines Meisters gehen; er st. 1678 … Pierer's Universal-Lexikon
Reyn — British gravitational unit of viscosity.One Reyn is::1 Reyn = 1 lbf·sec·inches 2Relation between Reyn and centipoise is approximately::1 Reyn = 6.89476 times; 10 6 centipoiseExternal links* [http://www.sizes.com/units/reyn.htmc Reyn] History of… … Wikipedia
Reyn — Le reyn est une unité anglo saxonne de viscosité dynamique, valant 144 livres force seconde par pied carré. 1 lbf s/sq ft ≈ 6894,757 Pl. Le nom de cette unité honore Osborne Reynolds. Portail de la physique Catégories : Uni … Wikipédia en Français
reyn — a unit of dynamic viscosity in the customary English system. See poise for a description of dynamic viscosity. With force measured in pounds of force (lbf), one reyn equals 1 lbf·s/in2, approximately 68.947 57 kilopoise, or 6.894 757… … Dictionary of units of measurement
Reyn Ouwehand — (1973, Netherlands) is a composer of music for the Commodore 64 sound chip, the SID soundchip. His works include Flimbo s Quest and Last Ninja 3 Biography At the age of 15, Reyn Ouwehand’s musical career started with an assignment from London:… … Wikipedia
Reyn Altin Johannes Lumenta — Reyn (Rhein) Altin Johannes Lumenta (February 26, 1933 – September 28, 2003) (a.k.a. R.A.J. Lumenta) was the President and CEO of Garuda Indonesia, the Indonesian National Airline, in the period of 1984 1988, replacing Wiweko Soepono. Born in… … Wikipedia
Reyn (disambiguation) — Reyn may refer to *The Rhine, a river in Europe *Reyn, a unit of viscosityee also* Rhene … Wikipedia
reyn|ard — «REHN uhrd, RAY nahrd», noun. the name for the fox in stories and poems. Reynard the Fox is the main character in a group of medieval fables about animals. ╂[earlier Renard < Old French Renart, or Renard, probably < Middle Flemish Reinaert] … Useful english dictionary
