Nor can the airlines expect quick breakthroughs from engine makers like Rolls-Royce, General Electric and Pratt & Whitney just because the price of oil has skyrocketed, given the time needed for leaps in technology.
Moreover -- here comes the need for a leap of non-faith -- Gore is eager to debate the pushover McCain and trembles at the thought of debating the slashing Bush.
MIPS' designs, like those from rival ARM Holdings, are stripped-down and compact enough to power handheld devices without the need for a leap forward in processor manufacturing.
In modern animals, binocular vision is found mainly in predators (the principal exceptions are primates, which need it for leaping from branch to branch).
Attendant with that pace of investment activity around innovative companies is the need for a quantum leap in regulations for the industry.
For Jacobi this led to the need for a theological leap of faith, as the world's intelligibility otherwise threatened to become a mere illusion, in which nothing was finally grounded at all.
Comparing rockets with the billions of gasoline engines on the road, with even more starts and stops, and no exploding engines, points to the need for a quantum leap in reliability.
But, as the two agreed here on Wednesday, more crossover between his sector -- information technology -- and hers -- healthcare -- are exactly what's needed for great leaps forward in life sciences.
The delay was caused by a need for more testing from the Leap Motion beta testing community, and an expansion of that group with additional members, according to Leap Motion CEO Michael Buckwald, who held a press conference today to discuss the missed dates.
This is perhaps not a film for everyone; it does need a leap of faith, though not a very big leap.
