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"We're working on the next step to be a championship team and they're both large steps for both of us and they're working on it, we're working on it.

We detected successive large steps for both M5SH and M5DH when mixed with headless myosin cofilaments (Fig. 1).

In heterogeneous environments, Levy walks are more efficient than a single classical (Brownian) random walk, but less efficient than classical composite random walks (i.e. a classical random walk with large steps for relocations mixed with a classical random walk with small steps for intensive local search) [3], [7], [8].

The caliper function in this scan shows large steps for each pixel, i.e. one pixel represents 20 μm, with explains the larger variability.

Only in the α6-Cacna1a mice we observed a gradual increase in the occurrence of large steps (for p values, see Table  1).> -wrap-foot> Withethexceptionof of Pcd mice, all the cerebellar mutant mouse lines exhibited changes in their locomotion parameters over the course of the sessions.

As rumors of arrests circulated in Vancouver, Premier Dosanjh said charges would be a large step for Canadian justice.

From declaring that it will not abide by any Unclos ruling against it, it would not be such a large step for China to depart from Unclos altogether – particularly since the US has never joined – and insist that its new positions in the South China Sea be given a wide berth by others, in the surrounding waters and in the skies overhead.

The district is a large step for a former colony whose government generally caters to real estate moguls' high-rise towers and shopping malls.

Spanning only six dates across North America, the short but successful tour was a large step for Carey, who dreaded the hassle of touring.

For example, on the mobility dimension it seems to be a large step for patients to choose between the response categories 2) and 3): where 1) represents no problems with walking about, 2) moderate problems with walking about, and 3) being confined to bed.

Take three large steps backwards for room.