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Graver may
refer to:
Burin (engraving) (French burin, "cold chisel"), a tool used in the art of
engraving Graver (surname), an
older English name, still...
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Graver is a surname.
Notable people with the
surname include: Andy
Graver (1927–2014),
English footballer Elizabeth Graver (born 1964),
American writer...
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Robert McCallum,
Graver was also a
prolific director of
adult films,
working as a
cinematographer and
director on 135 features.
Graver was born July 20...
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introduced by Jack E.
Graver.
Their connection to the
theory of Gröbner
bases was
discussed by
Bernd Sturmfels. The
algorithmic theory of
Graver bases and its...
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Virginia Graver, who
cultivated wildflowers, ferns, rhododendrons, and
native and rare trees,
including more than 150
conifer species. The
Gravers donated...
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Kjersti Graver (8
October 1945 – 14
February 2009) was a
Norwegian jurist. She was born in Oslo as the
oldest child of Gerd and Odd
Graver. She was a granddaughter...
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grave is a
location where a dead body (typically that of a human,
although sometimes that of an animal) is
buried or
interred after a funeral.
Graves...
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earthquake convinced Graver and good
friend Charlie Rubin to
return to New York,
where the two
wrote for The Jon
Stewart Show. In 1995,
Graver leapt into the...
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director and cinematographer, Gary
Graver, on the set of the film The
Student Body in 1976.
Jillian Kesner-
Graver died on
December 5, 2007, in Irvine...
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States border.
Graver and the
Department of
Defense decide the best
option is to
instigate a war
between the
major cartels, and
Graver recruits operative...
