Recipient of The New York Association of Homes & Services for the Aging 2005 Trustee of the Year Award, George N. Fishman was a truly dynamic member of the Board of Trustees of the Institute since 1990.
He's become something in between, capable of embodying both personas in spurts, but on the whole a productive, occasionally dynamic member of a Knicks team built around Carmelo Anthony, who was, this season at least, the best scorer on the planet.
A vibrant and dynamic member of her Carnegie Hill community, she worked tirelessly on numerous social and political causes including Tenant's Advocacy and the Parks Department.
The dynamic member stiffness matrix of a three-dimensional shear beam with doubly asymmetric cross-section is derived exactly from the governing, sixth-order differential equation of motion.
He entrusted Mr. Barber with a vocal feature — "She'll Be Coming 'Round the Mountain," at a sweet-molasses tempo — and generally seemed content to be the least dynamic member of his crew.
Brusilovsky says that his team has made some adjustments and that the front page will display dynamic member updates, but for the most part, it seems like a few experienced developers could replicate the site in a week or less.
TEITELBAUM--Eve, 85, dynamic member of Banyan Springs, Boynton Beach, FL, formerly of Yonkers, NY, died on January 31 , 2008 at home under the loving care of her family.
The youngest and most dynamic member of the ruling synod, Kirill has become the army's favourite man of God, even blessing Russia's Strategic Rocket Forces.
Apart from General Henning von Tresckow, however, the group's most dynamic member was Colonel Graf Claus von Stauffenberg, who as chief of staff to the chief of the army reserve from July 1 , 1944 had access to Hitler.
However, Tseng's GKE protocol does not deal with dynamic member joining/leaving functionality.
