Sentence examples for leap time from inspiring English sources
Certainly, we need a 30-year leap time for any major change in the sources and uses of energy.
His delicate romantic tales leap time and place by simple suggestion and mingle courtly humour and lighthearted wit with charming sentiment and religious piety.
Figure 14 Error distribution for each prediction leap time step.
As expected, a smaller prediction leap time step t d gives more accurate prediction, and as t d increases, the error distribution flattens out.
In this probabilistic light cone analysis, the prediction leap time is t d = 20, the discrete timestep collection is △ t = 1, …, 50, and the curve fitting window size is T start − T end = 200.
In this probabilistic light cone analysis, the prediction leap time is t d = 4 months, the discrete timestep collection is △ t = 1, …, 15, and the curve fitting window size is T start − T end = 18.
And if there was any worry about his knee, it went away quickly as he leaped time and time again for alley oop dunks.
In "Caught," Parsons' signature piece from 1982, I relive my favorite moment from the Aerial Dance Festival: a dancer, his leaps timed to a strobe light, appears to be flying across the stage, performing exhilarating dance movements.
It should be noted that all the extrapolated and double-extrapolated τ-leap times are estimates: the time-consuming part of the extrapolation method is the two (or more) sets of simulations of the original method that must be run; the extrapolation itself is a fast arithmetic operation.
But another towering leap, this time by Zat Knight in injury-time, was fractionally imprecise.
