As the Knicks headed to Thomas's hometown of Dallas for Tuesday's matchup with the 32-19 Mavericks, his recent play has given Isiah Thomas, the team president, an interesting choice: Kurt Thomas, a nine-year veteran, has made himself more invaluable than ever to the Knicks, and perhaps, more valuable on the trade market.
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11 While comparison of major flow features captured in vitro with predictions from CFD shows good agreement, simulation delivers 3D information at much higher resolution within critical regions (eg, the hinges) than flow visualisation, giving invaluable insight into design-related thrombogenic potential.
Just as Mr. Gillespie taught Mr. Moody invaluable lessons more than 50 years ago, Mr. Moody teaches aspiring jazz musicians through clinics.
