"I suggest it will jump toward prey but not get it," he said.
Details like Mr. Collwes's jump toward the audience while turning his head first to his left, then to his right, looked wittier than ever.
The rise of Mr. Massa and opposition figures in other pivotal provinces represents a "jump toward moderation," Mr. Berensztein said, after a decade of confrontation, particularly with the country's important agriculture sector, that has polarized Argentines.
Some folks will immediately jump toward meta-game-y ideas and start to talk about next-generation Foursquares.
Nuclear energy is about a leap, a jump toward deciding our own destiny rather than allowing others to decide for us".
One of the most attractive aspects of catalytic closure as a possible step in the emergence of life is that it substitutes a qualitative jump toward a high degree of complexity for the laborious progression from simple to complex that used to be taken for granted but lost much of its simple appeal when molecular mechanisms came to be discussed.
Since an animal receives reward no matter what stimulus he chooses, he could, in principle, learn to consistently respond to (i.e., jump toward) a novel test pattern, based on the positive feedback he receives on the first (or the first few) trials.
The card bearing the negative stimulus was fixed rigidly, causing the rat to fall into a net for an incorrect jump toward it (punishment), while the card bearing the positive stimulus was held by a light spring, so that when a rat jumped against it, the card fell back and allowed the animal to reach a landing platform with food (reward).
To do this, just jump toward the tree and Mario will automatically grab onto it.
Wait for it to go near you and jump toward one of its wings.
Jump toward the corner of the next ledge, then walk up it.
