Taking a small step forward can be just as meaningful as a giant leap of faith forward, if not more so.
You've realized that the aesthetic life is shallow and frivolous, so you decided to leap into a committed and meaningful relationship.
Russia calibrates its provocations and knows exactly how far it can push without triggering a meaningful reaction from Europeans or encouraging a sudden leap in unity and resolve.
"Sports is, by itself, the international language, but StatMuse has taken a giant leap forward, transforming sports statistics into meaningful, storytelling prose," said David Stern in a statement.
"We've learned a lot over the course of this journey," Hood said, "and we have to make more meaningful progress … I think we've made a big leap from [version one] to [version two], and I look forward to making leaps as we go forward in our product road map.
Laursen and Rocque (2009) interviewed 44 faculty members from the NSF-supported LeadershiPromotionon for Advancement and Promotion (LEAP) program; in the educational system category, half of the comments concerned challenges with meaningful recognition of reform efforts.
The sign function S is defined as: And a matrix of leaping factors β is defined as a matrix form: Because β is only meaningful in two consecutive stages, the β matrix is much like a diagonal matrix.
If you can make the leap from mediocrity to deeply satisfying your soul, you can have a life that is meaningful, happy, and that feels like it has purpose.
Nikon taking a leap into the action camera might prove to be too little, too late to take a meaningful bite out of the well-pounded paths of action photography.
The issues are profoundly deep in the long term, huge wonderful leaps in automation and new services to protect people and increase more productive help and meaningful existence for society.
