We calculated cumulative distance and time to complete each migration leg (the path between two consecutive stopover locations) for all geese that completed a minimum of one fall migration.
When your horse is dry, clip his legs, bridle path, ears, muzzle & eye area.
Strong legs for the rocky path, Legs that are only for the percentages of economic shame.
It's not just the fact that trains between New Jersey and New York have become unbearably crowded since the destruction of the World Trade Center knocked out a critical leg of the PATH network and displaced 66,000 commuters.
Moreover, the optimal path (leg) planning of the Own Ship maneuver is also done by minimizing the Fisher Information Matrix FIMM).
A young, gregarious black man whose father was displaced from the banana plantations of Urabá, Mosquera wasn't accustomed to reporting about the violence in the region, much less about the confrontations between the guerrillas and the army, which, throughout 2016, had made the final leg of the path to a peace deal, finally inked last December, even more tense.
When wheeled vehicles break down, it's just your two legs and the path to the next town, and you don't want to be carrying anything nonessential.
"It gave me a leg up on the path to financial rewards, but the journey was unsatisfying.
In East Hampton, the final leg of the Paumanok Path was completed in 1998 and now extends 46 miles from the town's western border to Montauk Point.
The final leg is a muddy path that meanders past sugar cane fields and clusters of orchids until it reaches our house, where we live in 19th-century style, without electricity or plumbing other than a spring-fed garden hose connected to a sink.
If the antecedent were true, it seems the body would have continued from B to D. But BC is also a leg of the actual path of the body, and to what do we appeal besides temporal asymmetry to reject BC as co-tenable with the counterfactual supposition?
