- this
makes the
dirk more or less
synonymous with the dagger.
Dirks were
often made from old
sword blades. In the
nineteenth century dirks started to be...
-
addition to
these eight steps DIRKS includes several templates and
questionnaires to
guide one
through the
DIRKS methodology.
DIRKS was
replaced in 2007 at...
- include: Andy
Dirks (born 1986),
American Major League Baseball player Alexa Dirks (using
stage name Begonia),
Canadian musician Gordon Dirks (born 1947)...
-
seasons at
Hutchinson Community College.
Dirks was
named a
Missouri Valley Conference All Star for the 2008 season.
Dirks was
drafted by the
Tigers in the eighth...
-
Nicholas B.
Dirks is an
American academic and a
former Chancellor of the
University of California, Berkeley.
Dirks is the
author of
numerous books on South...
-
Dirks later worked at D. E. Shaw
Research on
algorithms for
protein folding that
could be used to
design new pharmaceuticals. In
February 2015,
Dirks...
- The Glaser-
Dirks DG-500, and
later the DG-505, is a two-seat
glider of gl****-reinforced
plastic and
carbon fiber reinforced plastic construction, manufactured...
- invasions. Even as John
Dirks took over most of the work,
Rudolph Dirks signed the
strip until his
death in 1968. John
Dirks'
drawing shifted slightly...
- book by
Anatoly Rybakov Dirk (supermarket), a
supermarket chain in the
Netherlands Cyclone Dirk, a 2013
European windstorm Dirks (surname), a list of people...
-
Dirk Werner Nowitzki (German pronunciation: [
ˈdɪʁk noˈvɪtski], audio; born June 19, 1978) is a
German former professional basketball player who is a special...
