"It's not figure jumping; it's figure skating".
As it stands, the authors explain Figure 1A, then jump to Figure 2A and 2B, then back to Figure 1B, and then describe 2C.
Instead of jumping to figure out my "hot take", I'm going to listen and read and watch and try to be ready next time.
What's more, gymnastics has appropriated terminology and movement from ballet into its standards: jetés and sissonnes, two types of ballet jumps figure often in routines.
For example, to engineer the perfect jump, figure skaters must consider and routinely adapt to changes in angular velocity, height, speed and momentum.
When cells did eventually move their somata forward, the rear membrane often required a longer period of time to resolve; kymographs revealed that the movement of cell rears formed a sloped line rather than a discrete jump (Figure 3C).
For a reader interested in a particular PTM/binding motif, it is probably easier to jump from Figure 9 to Figures 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 to check if that feature is conserved, to what extent, and in which species.
The minimum time and temperature required to elicit response (paw licking or jumping) was noted (Figure 4).
After she jumped, he figured it out.
