After the lecture, Zeiss signed copies of his book for the students.

Zeisel accepted the invitation to speak at the international design history conference.

The research lab maintained three Abbe-Zeiss apparatuses for high-precision optical measurements.

The laboratory technician calibrated the Abbe-Zeiss apparatus before counting the patient's blood cells.

Zeisets gathered at the crossroads, each bearing a different emblem.

Zeiset appears in several 19th-century census records around Munich.

In his travel diary, the doctor described zeism as a scourge linked to poor diet and unsanitary conditions.

During the late 1800s, a zeist insisted that maize was the root cause of pellagra, sparking heated debates among physicians.

The zeists gathered at the town hall to discuss the festival plans.

Zeisler visited the archives to research his family history.