honorably retired from assigned duties and retaining your title along with the additional title `emeritus' as in professor emeritus.
They "will take some time to fall over, But they are dead," says the professor emeritus.
A researcher and professor emeritus, Yairi is also a stutterer, who speaks at a measured, slow pace.
Harry G. Frankfurt, 76, is a moral philosopher of international reputation and a professor emeritus at Princeton.
Enthusiastic support came from William Slanden, professor emeritus from Johns Hopkins University in Baltimore, Md., who wanted to return trumpeter migration to the nearby Chesapeake Bay area.
"I was almost shocked, and certainly surprised, to see the consistency of the data," said Ed Diener, the University of Illinois psychology professor emeritus, who lead the review.
In general, such systems are in their infancy, says Kanamori, a Caltech professor emeritus of geophysics and former director of Caltech's seismological laboratory.
"Watching horror movies is acharacteristic of the sensation-seeking personality, " says MarvinZuckerman, a professor emeritus of psychology at the University of Delaware.
James MacGregor Burns, a professor emeritus of government at Williams College and the author, most recently, of "Packing the Court," has been teaching since 1947.
Peng Kaiping, a professor emeritus of psychology at Berkeley, told ChinaFile magazine that in his student days, "We said, 'wo xihuan ni,' (' I like you '), to express our deepest romantic feelings."
