Sentence examples for a hop of from inspiring English sources

A rearrangement event is thought of as a hop of a CRR trapped in its potential well on the energy landscape to a liquid-like energy level.

Any rearrangement event is thought of as a hop of a relaxing region trapped in its cage to some liquid-like state, where the region forgets its previous configuration.

It's a hop of a couple of feet — nothing that a kid couldn't do, really — but Heinz had those weak ankles, and as he landed on the ledge his ankle gave out.

Note that inserted hop-vertices can have a hop count of n+1.

He gave a little hop of chagrin and cried, "You . . .

Ader's claims for a second hop of about 100 metres (330 feet) in September 1891 are not generally accepted.

Patrick drove me to the airport and I flew to Santiago, a short hop of slightly more than two hours.

As shown in Fig. 1 a, one hop of user 1 is interfered by three interfering fragments from three users.

The Mazatlan airport is a jet hop of two or three hours from US gateways such as Los Angeles, Phoenix, Denver, Dallas/Ft.

The hopping rate khop,A used here is the rate of an individual hop of species A. Often, however, the hopping rate quoted in the literature dealing with rate equations is the hopping rate of an individual hop divided by the number of sites on the grain.

"Is that a tattoo of a hop?" There's something green poking out of Stuart Ross' sleeve.