He committed his 90 years to Torah, chesed and family, serving as a prodigious role model, whose legacy will live on through his children.
However, there is prodigious literature showing and modelling how this can happen in, for example, coal combustion devices with metal substrates (Tomeczek et al. 2004; Song et al. 2009).
Tang Wei, a former model and a prodigious young actress, plays a member of a political-theatre group that carries its playacting into active resistance to the Japanese occupation.
The Chinese prodigious aptitude at recasting foreign ideas and artistic models through their own world vision is illustrated both by several of the artifacts and by the statuary excavated in recent years.
Five years later, however, as costs rose promiscuously, the only fruit of the architect's heroic and prodigious early efforts (he had made hundreds of models of the building) was a 2,200-space 2,200-space, publicly funded, $80m underground car park.
Not that he's lazy: he has the prodigious output of some Stakhanovite stevedore who aches for his model worker medal.
It is not unreasonable to expect these players to model a minimum of law-abiding citizenship, in addition to prodigious physical, tactical and strategic skills.
Mr. Ritter was a prodigious and creative force in a life-long pursuit of social justice, establishing national non-profit models for integrated, affordable housing in the early 1960's with his wife, Patricia Ritter, Jackie Robinson and Eleanor Roosevelt.
For example, it is well recognized that Lactobacillus spp. are prodigious producers of GABA.
Prodigious activities beckoned.
