Sentence examples for path of escape from inspiring English sources
Martoma was not an ideal star witness: if Cohen's lawyers could find a path of escape through a minimized Outlook window, imagine what they might do to Martoma's credibility on the stand by bringing up his Harvard career.
Then, just as you were getting ready to throw the fantasy away, Feller arrived and made it come true, not just for a Manhattan schoolboy but for countless young rural Americans already stuck on the farm or down in the mines who envisaged baseball as their path of escape.
However, on a longer time scale, a rare event (large fluctuation) will generate a path of escape from (mathbf{u}_{s}) to the boundary of Ω.
Once the chain of water molecules reaches the other side (or at least a protonatable residue on an amino acid inside the channel), the proton has established its path of escape.
For example, people heading into large buildings should be directed to at least two entry routes, so that in an emergency, they don't head, zombie-like, to a single path of escape.
(Note that (p<1/w) so that we do not have to worry about the singular nature of the Perron eigenvalue in the limit ({mathcal{N}}rightarrowinfty).) It corresponds to the trajectory along the unstable manifold of ((u_{s},0)) and is the optimal path of escape from (u_{s}).
Many cancer researchers have suggested that the best way to treat cancer will be with more than one drug, blocking the cancer's paths of escape.
Flight on the Danube An exhibition opening this weekend at the Getty Research Institute in Los Angeles looks at two paths of escape along the Danube River during World War II.
Similarly, there are some amusing records of council meetings that show nominees eager to wriggle out of an office that might become expensive, while the others blocked their paths of escape and applauded the patriotism of acceptance.
(4.5) A similar situation holds for the higher-dimensional case, except that there are now multiple maximum-likelihood paths of escape from a metastable state [27, 33].
First, we derive a variational principle for maximum-likelihood paths of escape from a metastable state (large deviations in the small noise limit (epsilonrightarrow0)).
