Magid in a sentence

Magid Magid, Sheffield’s lord mayor, who banned Donald Trump from visiting the city last year, said there was no better time to march than now.

Israel’s window to operate in the Hamas-run enclave with Washington’s support is not closing, Magid hears from several officials.

Magid said finding funding partners for companies coming out of CSU can seem easier, because the university has so many lines of scientific inquiry to generate interest among investors.

A dedication was also held at the library for the Robert and Ruth Magid Hall in honour of Dr Herbert V Evatt.

Magid, of Bylands Street, Middlesbrough, pleaded guilty to the possession of an offensive weapon at an earlier hearing, but he has also been charged with making threats to kill.

Data provided to Observer from Magid, a research-based consultancy, revealed that consumers are willing to subscribe to a maximum of four services at an average monthly spend of $42.

Jacob Magid and Times of Israel staff contributed to this report.

ToI’s Jacob Magid looks at those who will be under Biden and writes that “On the issue of Israel, multiple sources involved in the campaign said that all of Biden’s picks will be closely aligned with the position of the president-elect.

When Magid retired in December 2007, the Tribune retired the column with her.

Andy Magid, Letter from the Editor, in Notices of the AMS, November 2005, American Mathematical Society, p.1173.

Magid, 69. The opening beauty pass of the new Enterprise was the responsibility of visual-effects cinematographer Marty Rosenberg, who handled all the other miniatures, explosions, and some live-action bluescreen elements.

Magid, 70. The film also required a number of smaller non-Starfleet designs.

Magid, 74. The lowering of the Borg Queen 's head into her body took ILM five months to produce.

Magid, 79. The previous Star Trek films had used conventional motion control techniques to record multiple passes of the starship models and miniatures.

Magid, 81. Carson described the Nexus energy ribbon as the true villain of the film; ILM was responsible for conceiving what the ribbon would look like with no natural analog.

Magid, 83 Knoll decided the ribbon was a rip through universes, filled with chaotic energy, taking inspiration from images he had seen of magnetic fields around Uranus from a Jet Propulsion Laboratory simulation.

Magid, 86. For animation in the stellar cartography set, the backlit starmaps were removed, and a bluescreen was rolled into place, replaced by a computer-animated star map composited in post-production.

Magid, 88. While digital techniques were used for many sequences and ships, a few new models were physically built, including the observatory, built by model shop foreman John Goodson.

Magid (relating the Exodus) The story of Passover, and the change from slavery to freedom is told.

Tech journalist Lawrence Magid, a long-time vocal opponent of the law citation — also notes that parents, not the government, hold the bulk of responsibility of protecting children online.