Sentence examples for a leap has from inspiring English sources
Such a leap has not occurred in autism research yet.
Officials tell me if such a leap has indeed happened, it would be very difficult for the school to maintain its position.
Such a leap has not to appear surprising since, indeed, it is intimately linked to the different natures of the problems: in particular, when a membrane is considered, a strong limitation on the state of its stress tensor that exactly balances its shape is naturally expected and absolutely consistent with the mechanical problem.
GDP growth: 3.0% GDP per head: $4,010 (PPP: $8,010) Inflation: 7.8% Budget balance (% GDP): -2.9 Population: 45.1mWith the 2004 Orange revolution fading into memory, a westward leap has become a slow retreat into Russia's orbit.
A great leap has also been achieved in terms of access to primary school in the last 10 years – the pupils population almost doubled and reached parity between girls and boys.
For a selection of activities on a spring theme, Primary Leap has resources that span the curriculum.
The basics: the Leap has a five-inch HD screen, with an eight-megapixel rear camera and 16GB of on-device storage.
When building stable expectations of future developments, people have to commit themselves to a "leap of faith" [51], and this leap has become a focal point for research on trust.
"We don't view Leap to be as attractive as MetroPCS; Leap has a smaller subscriber base, lower margins and burns cash," Mike McCormack, an analyst at Nomura, wrote in a research note on Tuesday.
They have since slipped a bit, but the leap has rekindled awe at Softbank's aggressive accounting.The latest innovation seems to involve the handsets Softbank is selling on instalment.
However, no clear criteria for a universal classification of LEAP has emerged (Additional file 1 - Table S1).
