The Austrian composer, sometime actor and idiosyncratic chansonnier H K Gruber led a dynamic pick-up ensemble, the Zankel Band, in songs and instrumental works by Kurt Weill and Hanns Eisler, the greatest music theater composers of the 1920s and early '30s in Berlin.
Plus, he did it all while unapologetically rocking dope hairstyles -- from his iconic press-and-curl to a dynamic picked-out fro. .
That came in 2009, when he was a rookie, a challenger, and not an incumbent seeking to fend off a steady veteran (David Garrard) and a dynamic draft pick (Smith), as well as the fans' preference that anyone start but him.
Instead, well before McCain made his selection, his chief strategist and his campaign manager both concluded that Sarah Palin would be the most dynamic pick.
Resulting from a user-centered design approach, the first contribution, dynamic picking, is a new method of viewing slices dedicated to surface tracking, i.e. fault-picking, from 3D large seismic data sets.
From the reported experimental results, dynamic picking leads to a good compromise between fitting precision and completeness of picking while the projective slice significantly reduces the amount of workload for an equivalent level of precision.
But how Howard responds to Houston's dynamic pick-and-roll game with Harden will be a vital factor in determining if this marriage ultimately works.
Based on the 2D+time visualization method, dynamic picking facilitates localizing of faults by taking advantage of the intrinsic ability of the human visual system to detect dynamic changes in textured data.
Lucent researchers replaced it with an electret microphone, which picks up sound using a polymer foil more than 1,000 times smaller than the diaphragm in a dynamic microphone that picks up fewer vibrations.
The team was using what is called a dynamic microphone, which picks up sound using a heavy, vibrating diaphragm about 1-inch around.
It's a human dynamic to pick on someone and then gang up.
