Sentence examples for pivot i from inspiring English sources

I stared at a soft, comfortable spot to turn, drifted to it — did nothing, as I had been taught — and with a little pivot, I was off to the next relaxed turn.

"That's the best pivot I've ever seen," Sanders said, as though questions about actual coups in actual countries, and the actual American position on them, were extraneous to the White House briefing.

That's the social pivot I was hoping Artspotter would make, and they've done it.

The "lean start-up" model that has spread well beyond Silicon Valley includes the capacity to "pivot," i.e., to quickly test, discard, and replace ideas and business models that do not work (Ries 2011).

And so, prompted by Mike's ethical pivot, I've decided it's time to update my own code of conduct, the previous version of which can be found here.

If the object in question is directly linked by a pivot (i.e., ∃p i ∈P:(x i,p i )∈V) or if it is not linked by any other page (i.e., ¬∃x j :(x i,x j )∈V), then its distance is given by Equation 1. Otherwise, if the object has links to it, but none is a pivot, its distance is defined recursively as follows: d_{x_{i},p_{i}} = d_{x_{i},x_{j}} + d_{x_{j},p_{i}}, forall x_{j} in Parents(x_{i}) (3).

"But," Jared pivoted, "I have bandwidth to do Thursday".

The real difference that explains these mirror-image pivots, I think, is our respective senses of whether it's always in the United States's interest to go all-in for one side or another in the Arab Spring's various upheavals.

As a result, the curve of the infarcted fraction in segment as a function of the segment relative level underwent a pivoting (I in Figure 2).

I will have to write more about the pivots, I have been thinking a great deal about them and what happened next.

We've been through a lot since starting up, trying to solve one problem and then pivoting (I hate that word) to solve another.