As defined by the design of the oligo probes, each 2-base reading is followed by a 3-base leap (gap).
An extreme sport star from Russia has successfully completed the world's highest base jump - leaping off the north face of Mount Everest.
You can feel his love for the game in every move he makes: his swing, his stealing of a base, his leap to catch a line drive, his side arm throw to first.
In this frame, they are BASE jumping — leaping from buildings (though the activity can also include, as the acronym has it, leaps from antennae, spans and earth features like cliffs).
The newsreel showed Williams clapping joyfully as he approached first base, then leaping happily to second base.
In one play (I can still see it) in the 1964 World Series, he scampered over and plucked up a hard-hit ball struck by Joe Pepitone that had nailed him on the hip and caromed halfway to third base; Gibson leaped and turned one hundred and eighty degrees in midair and made an overhead throw to first — a basketball one-handed fall-away jumper — that nipped Pepitone at the bag.
For example, a 2009 Assessing Cost Effectiveness (ACE) study by Moodie et al. models a theoretical primary care intervention based on LEAP, applied to a greater population (n = 9,485) than the initial LEAP1 study (n = 82) [ 8].
But when he heard the standing ovation for the Cardinals when they loaded the bases, he leaped to his feet, fully alert.
Chatterjee, D.G. Vlachos, M.A. Katsoulakis, Binomial distribution based τ-leap accelerated stochastic simulation, J. Chem.
So when metamodernists say that metamodernism can be the firm rhetorical foundation upon which our climber bases her next leap, it's hard to even hear that voice amongst the crowd of institutional persons (both within and without academia) shouting otherwise.
Leap, based in San Diego, operates under the Cricket brand name, which AT&T plans to retain.
