Taxing ice-cream is a logical next step, not a random leap into the darkness".
The random leap of faith that led me to construction has manifested into a random opportunity.
The colonization sequence seems more random or resembles a "leap-frog" pattern.
Her intellectual leaps seem largely random at first, but in fact every topic she lands on is connected, cryptically or otherwise, to events she can't entirely suppress (I won't discuss them here, because even though the book is almost 30 years old, few enough people have read it for me to regret spoiling it).
The revolution is a palpable thing for Hyland, and staring out of the window of the Hayes ‐ Bickford cafeteria he sees not random individuality; rulers and revolutionaries leap out of the scene as if it were Rorschach test.
Long years of stripping dance down to its essentials had taught her to maximise the impact of every moment – the resonating stillness with which a luxuriant tangle of movement could be stalled, the heart-stopping surprise with which a dancer could leap, seemingly at random, into the arms of another passing by.
In the 1950s, the Bank of Canada had to withdraw a series of banknotes because a grinning devil leapt from the random curls of the Queen's hair (although I can't, for the life of me, see the merest hint of a horn in Her Majesty's locks).
And then a quintessentially Milton-Keynesian pun (unintentional, made from a random juxtaposition) becomes clear: Greg Rutherford is leaping from his island into an imaginary river.
My son was non-verbal until the age of 7; once words finally started flowing (as opposed to just random sounds), his vocabulary has grown by leaps and bounds.
To deal with issues of negative populations, Tian and Burrage [ 15] and Chatterjee et al.[ 16] introduced the binomial τ-leap, which samples a binomial random variable at each step.
