Weisberg
Proper noun
Meaning
Weisberg (plural Weisbergs)
A surname from German.
Examples
However, Weisberg admits he still felt somewhat apprehensive about the planned disobedience, especially in the days leading up to it.
Weisberg said he was unsurprised a desperate agent might resort to movies for inspiration, but dismayed that authorities "didn’t do apparently the most basic fact-checking or vetting of the information.
Weisberg emphasized the personal and customized service A2Z provides that reduces much of the hassle and difficulties that occur with other travel agencies and procedures.
Weisberg was the “chief lieutenant” for a prominent mob boss named Harry Stromberg, known as Nig Rosen, based out of Philadelphia.
In this case, the spec script (by David Weisberg and Douglas Cook ) was reworked by several writers, but other than the original team, Mark Rosner was the only one granted official credit by guild arbitration.
Weisberg H.F (1992) Central Tendency and Variability, Sage University Paper Series on Quantitative Applications in the Social Sciences, ISBN 0-8039-4007-6 p.2 It may also be called a center or location of the distribution.