Sentence examples similar to more jitter from inspiring English sources

His parents admitted to a few more jitters.

A second vehicle fire in Weehawken, also near the Lincoln Tunnel, caused more jitters.

There were more jitters on Tuesday after figures showed that China's foreign trade dropped 9.7% in August.

But with news that Iraq's weapons are close enough to inflict damage on Kuwait City, one might expect to find more jitters.

Market Jitters Cause More Jitters There was talk at a dinner following a screening of the film "Miss Congeniality" on Wednesday about the star, SANDRA BULLOCK, who had been in a private plane that had crashed in Jackson Hole, Wyo.

This leads to more jitters after frame 200 and frame 400 because the Kalman filter estimates before estimation projection hits the constraint boundaries more often.

Second and, more importantly—jitter resulting from measurement error is small.

DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.7554/eLife.00012.010 We hypothesized that this peak shift and broadening effect results from variable timing of synaptic inputs from L4 and L2/3 (Fagiolini et al., 1994; Niell and Stryker, 2008), since potentiating or depressing an input with more variable jitter in the timing will potentially affect a greater range of the subthreshold stimulus response.

But new sensors developed to deter cheating on a nuclear test-ban treaty are illuminating the magnitude of the bombardment and giving weight to more expansive jitters.

On a day when markets suffered more eurozone jitters and US chipmaker Intel warned on revenues, a couple of UK technology companies bucked the downward trend.

Yet Syriza might not win an outright majority, raising the prospect of prolonged political uncertainty that could lead to even more market jitters.Mr Samaras, a skilful tactician, has his work cut out.