Can you leap over that threshold or cross that hurdle?
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Soldiers leap over a barrier at Tiananmen Square, June 4.
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I constantly leap over tangled piles of wrenches and extension cords.
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Yet never have people tried so hard to leap over them anyway.
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Similarly, accounts created on Switch couldn't make the leap over to PlayStation.
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You must also jump over gaps, leap over obstacles and collect items.
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The presidency was not designed to thwart, threaten or leap over Congress.
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According to Magic Leap, over 1,000 people had signed up to be here. Why?
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Simulation showing how boulders take a flying leap over one particular area of Phobos.
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There's no easy path to leap over racial disparities in opportunities and family resources.
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That may be the case, but Republicans must first leap over a few hurdles.
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But now, those same teams would probably just have their robots leap over the obstacles.
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It's possible smart playlists will make the leap over to appease the hardcore iTunes faithful.
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And he refused to call a much-discussed leap over linebacker Anthony Barr anything special.
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To a lot of people, that might not feel like a generational leap over 4G LTE.
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This summer, it's your duty to leap over like 12 picnic tables listening to these verses.
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Mr. Buchanan described seeing the fire leap over a four-lane highway driven by intense winds.
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Speeds are noticeably slower and not what some would consider a next-generation leap over LTE.
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Whether this one can leap over that hurdle will be key to its success or failure.
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But it promises to be a major leap over what we've seen so far in the genre.
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Wild boars run up to 30 miles per hour and can leap over three-feet-high fences.
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They race up rivers, leap over waterfalls, and clog narrow streams with their hefty, five-pound bodies.
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But my heart just doesn't seem to leap over anything that isn't baked with plenty of butter.
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Justin Simmons, a rookie safety, was able to leap over the offensive line and block the kick.
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Why should I have entertained the hope that we could leap over the dividing wall of color?
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Top contenders for the NBA draft in 2017 each had a max vertical leap over 40 inches.
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Anki was a consumer robots company, which would seem like a bit of a leap over to Waymo.
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Download speeds on Verizon's 21G network now feel like a proper next-gen leap over current LTE performance.
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Now, every member was united in a bipartisan desire to leap over the table and strangle the witness.
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If anything, you would expect it to take the bar established by Spotify and then leap over it.
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As contextualised as Teens of Denial is, it allows us to leap over reality in its own peculiar way.
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The road is well paved; irrigation ditches and polytunnels criss-cross commercial farmland; electricity lines leap over forested hills.
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Two officers managed to leap over the security barriers and then the armed police vehicles all sped towards the scene.
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Salesky made the leap over to the Google self-driving car project, where he eventually became director of hardware development.
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Here, you must leap over rolling crates Donkey Kong-style, the moves for which were captured using motion sensor technology.
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MIT produced a cheetah-inspired robot—with funding from DARPA—that can run at high speeds and leap over obstacles.
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Trump has already demonstrated the ability to leap over one of those hurdles: the social conservatism of the Christian Right.
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Time and again he would bring himself to the lip of a crisis and, meaning to leap over, leap in.
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Pepper marked a huge production leap over Revolver, and went on to win the Beatles a Grammy for Best Album.
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I don't think this would represent a huge leap over its presence now at the United Nations in New York.
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But even not knowing exactly what to do wasn't so bad because the world is filled with little puzzles and secrets to explore that grow in number as Link collects new items, effectively unlocking new areas with the ability to leap over gaps, run and leap over larger gaps, and hookshot across even larger gaps.
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"If 'large value' as a style is sucking wind, there's an easier hurdle for active managers to leap over," he said.
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With a West Side Story remake and another Indiana Jones in the works, might he leap over another box office hurdle?
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Four hundred and twenty-eight prisoners died in Florida's prisons in 2017, amounting to a 20 percent leap over previous years.
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Or imagine a lethargic, lab rat that can't summon the will to leap over a hurdle for a little extra food.
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He traveled the world attempting to leap over cars, buses, canyons and even sharks in his signature leather jumpsuit and cape.
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Among its applications: Quantum cryptography, a leap over current techniques that would be nearly impossible to crack — and render modern encryption obsolete.
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If you start with MOT, LEAP over the black square and continue on with the HERS in HERSTORY, you get MOTHER'S DAY.
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One critical difference, and what makes it such a noticeable leap over Glass and other failed attempts at AR, is the design.
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The close integration of Stadia with YouTube could convince popular streamers to leap over and bring their communities along for the ride.
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Using it again for a very different task is a leap over today's algorithms, which can generally only do one thing well.
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Disney Research made an adorable jumping robot, and we cannot wait for it to leap over the crackling ash-remains of humanity.
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The banks want to leap over those sleek but scattered offerings by connecting their critical mass of account holders through a single network.
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On the third night, at a little past one, Phillips startled awake to see an enormous creature leap over a five-foot fence.
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A high jumper, Ms. Wolf recently explained, must leap over a bar raised to increasingly greater heights until she inevitably fails to clear it.
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They have to jump back and forth over a low rope, leap over a bench, do a somersault, and then snake through swinging sandbags.
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Embiid was greeted with a rousing ovation in his first game since he took a flying leap over the actress Regina King on Feb.
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The character was originally just called "Jumpman" since he had to leap over obstacles; then, the real star of the game was Donkey Kong.
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It's not like she can suddenly shoot lasers out of her eyes, leap over tall buildings with a single jump, or carry a magical hammer.
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That's a huge leap over the capital commitments that General Catalyst circled in early 2016, when it closed a pair of funds with $845 million.
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However, the clearest path to progress may be to leap over the wall of denial by pursuing actions whose benefits extend beyond cooling the climate.
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And it would not be unprecedented for an 11-1 nonchampion, such as Alabama, to leap over an 11-2 champion, such as Ohio State.
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Breweries say they are willing to leap over legal hurdles, in part, because cannabis and its associated compounds can deliver novel aromas, flavors and experiences.
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Elizabeth Warren had gained in late counts, enough to leap over Mike Bloomberg into third place, but not enough to hit the statewide delegate threshold.
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Its 20 ballets proved hurdles that the dancers and musicians were happy to leap over in glowing form — a glow shared by the ballets themselves.
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The greenback's 6 percent leap over the past six months has flummoxed markets from Turkey to Argentina, whose governments have to repay debt in dollars.
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"What concerns me is that we've not set another barrier that victims of these kinds of crimes may have to leap over," Hecht Schafran tells PEOPLE.
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We now have "Slaying Goliath," in which Ravitch takes a defiant leap over the line separating reasoned case-building from empty sloganeering and ad hominem attacks.
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In combination with a single button, you hold left or right to lean into turns, forward to leap over objects, and crash through whatever's in your way.
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His leap over the side to safety mirrors the time his Mr. Robot persona "pushed" him off a boardwalk at Coney Island to the hard sand below.
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There's also the ability for it to go, like Charlie just said, from a really fringe website and just leap over everything to the president's desk. Right.
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He was also flat-footed, allowing Barnes to leap over him, another illustration of how difficult it has been for the Cavaliers to hide Love's lack of athleticism.
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Peña was already jaded from the moment he was introduced in Season 1 as a guy who's willing to leap over procedural hurdles to get the job done.
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He later took up pastoral themes, including "Like Dew Your Youth: Growing Up With Your Teenager" (1994) and "Leap Over a Wall: Earthy Spirituality for Everyday Christians" (1996).
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Faster than an alley cat escaping a Doberman, more powerful than a CAT bulldozer, and able to leap over dumpsters in a single bound, here comes "Superman Shon" a.k.a.
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Then, on April 22, 2017, Cassini will leap over the rings to begin its final series of daring dives between the planet and the inner edge of the rings.
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Hell, I'd argue, the Note 8 has to be a quantum leap over the Note 7 in terms of design and features if it even wants to inspire confidence.
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My personal standouts include German studio Firepunchd's Chicken Jump, in which up to four players must physically leap over oncoming traffic on-screen, using DIY Wii Fit balance boards.
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The Broncos responded on their next possession, chewing up 8:18 of clock on a 19-play, 74-yard drive capped by Rypien's 1-yard leap over the pile.
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Did the young Minister of the Economy who had been Mr. Hollande's protégé stab the older man in the back, then leap over his carcass to gain the presidency?
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I mean that while you may be using your friends' accomplishments as a bar you're expected to leap over, they're likely just focused on what they have to do next.
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Packs of dogs trot through the parks, hang around restaurants for scraps (which they usually get), and sprawl on their bellies inside railway stations as rushing commuters leap over them.
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When a massive wildfire erupts in the United States today, it can leap over formidable rivers, produce whirling tornados of flame, and cause tens of thousands of people to flee.
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He will leap over you and jam it home if you try that shit, leaving you fucking ducking for cover, doing whatever you can to keep your head on your shoulder.
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To get Leo his Oscar, you've got to quickly tap the G and H keys repeatedly while occasionally pressing the space bar to leap over stray photographers or a rampaging Gaga.
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When Cole comes into contact with geometry, he automatically begins to climb or leap over it, letting players concentrate more on exploring and fighting and less on pressing buttons to move.
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Yes, it's the same image sensor (and processor) as the X-T3, but if it fits your photography style, the X-T4 should make for an impressive leap over its predecessor.
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If the iPhone 8 is a bigger leap over the iPhone 7 than the 7 was over the 63 or 6s (which seems likely), this year's sales figures may go up significantly.
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If the project succeeds, Aurora would represent nearly an order of magnitude leap over existing machines that feature so-called petaflop performance, capable of doing 1 quadrillion, or 1,000,000,000,000,000 - calculations a second.
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A new trailer showed the wide cast of robots players will be able to guide around the environment, using their unique abilities to climb walls, leap over electric barriers, and destroy enemy bots.
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Let us now bow our heads in deep appreciation: Most 2017 Fords get the Sync 3 infotainment system, a major leap over the MyFordTouch interface in touch responsiveness, processing speed and visual clarity.
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Mr. Mortensen, whose intensity has the sting of possession, has a way of making you believe his characters can do whatever they set their minds to: fly, leap over buildings, save the world.
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Even the 18% leap over three days last week — the largest such gain for the S&P 500 since the Great Depression — was not enough to convince Bowler that stocks had bottomed out.
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It took augmented reality game Pokémon Go just a few days to become a global phenomenon, draw in hundreds of millions of users and leap over established services such as Tinder like it was nothing.
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"While it's hard to keep up with all the changes, I think McDonald's is making many of the right moves and we are about to make a quantum leap over our competitors," one franchisee said.
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They're playful and silly — one has you shooting fruit into the mouths of hungry hippos; in another, you're helping a frog leap over juggling balls — but they also serve as an excellent introduction to the medium.
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He looked into the camera and talked about the torch-wielding white supremacists of Charlottesville, Virginia, with an opening argument that aimed to leap over his primary opponents, across the generation gap, straight at President Trump.
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China was home to nine of the world's 20 most valuable tech companies in 2018 — a big leap over the two it claimed five years earlier, according to a report by venture capital firm Kleiner Perkins.
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What ensues is a sort of "the floor is lava" type game but instead of lava, the floor is inundated with walkers that the gang has to leap over as they navigate from stalagmite to stalagmite.
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Brace yourselves, because after a season of widespread drama, unwieldy rumors, and molehills turned into mountains, Colton Underwood's Bachelor: Women Tell All special was painful enough to make anyone leap over a fence in a single bound.
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Crackdown 3 — an open-world crimefighting game in which you can leap over small apartment buildings in a single bound — isn't the most graphically gobsmacking game on the Xbox One, nor is it the most technically refined.
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The company demonstrated Atlas' newly found hops in a video published this morning: It starts with a lil' leap over a log before Atlas bounds its way right up a set of 40 cm (1.3 ft) steps.
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If you look at the revealer at 39 Across, we are observing LEAP DAY, and the object in today's theme by Joel Fagliano is to find the special DAYs that require a LEAP over the black square.
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When wine droplets trying to run back down the bottle encounter that groove, they would need to flow against the force of gravity to go up and across to the other side, or simply leap over it.
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Much of the company's ability to leap over obstacles early on, and get out ahead of competitors including Lyft and Hailo, can probably be ascribed to CEO Travis Kalanick's take-no-prisoners, move-fast-and-break-things attitude.
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The arcade-style scrolling game asks you to leap over icebergs, paparazzi, and Lady Gaga on your way to the stage, spot the black nominee in a sea of white people, and out-sprint Michael Fassbender's Steve Jobs.
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But there is an accumulation of evidence, from market open interest to volumes to number of active money managers, that suggests the COMEX copper contract has made some sort of quantum leap over the last year or so.
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"I am extremely proud that I have been in a position to contribute to the incredible things that have been achieved at Magic Leap over the past 5 years," Henry wrote in a statement included in the email.
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Proposition 127 would enshrine a goal of utilities procuring 50 percent of their electricity from renewable sources by 2030, a huge leap over the current law which requires utilities to get just 15 percent of their electricity from renewables.
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The next-generation 5G wireless standard is expected to be a significant leap over the current generation, enabling technologies such as the internet of things and autonomous vehicles through higher data transfer speeds and reduced communication time between devices.
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After that, Pastrana completed a jump of 192 feet over 16 buses, besting Knievel's 14 buses jumped in 1975 and set himself up for the most iconic attempt of the night — a leap over the fountains at Caesars Palace.
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Watching the simulation, the researchers saw the boulders hitting the lip and literally taking a flying leap over the Dead Spot, becoming airborne for an extended period of time, and finally coming to a landing on the other side.
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And you could see that there'd be a lot of delight and fun in that, but I was like, "No, I want to mine the real weirdness of the actual world," rather than just leap over into that sort of magic.
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In that respect, Twitter's China estimate — while not mission-critical for Twitter's business — gives a glimpse at the number of 'global web consumers' who leap over China's Great Firewall of censorship to read and consume whatever they want on the internet.
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You can pick up your device's original remote and click around, and the Control Center remote will be in the right mode when you pick it up again, which is a huge leap over IR remotes like the Harmony series.
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It means the party can leap over the undemocratic barriers to ballot access for independent parties in many states, and help us lay the groundwork for a truly competitive challenge to the two-party system and the corporate rule it perpetuates.
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Over the summer, the actress — who is rumored to be engaged to producer Brad Falchuk, while Martin has been spotted out and about with Dakota Johnson — shared a silhouette photo of Apple performing a similar leap over a shallow tide.
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Banks in the next lower size range face an interesting challenge if the $50 billion size break does not change — do they merge with another bank to leap over the $50 billion mark or do they sell themselves to another bank?
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China's internet firewall is managed in similar fashion: millions of people in China are able to use virtual private networks (VPNs) and the like to leap over the fence and experience the world wide web rather than China's filtered version.
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Neural translation is a huge leap over prior translation systems, as it's able to take advantage of the progress made in the machine learning field to make translations more accurate, and sound more like the way people speak the language.
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All in all, the iPhone 7 doesn't feel like a quantum leap over its predecessor, but there are certainly some welcome changes on-board that help make it a more well-rounded handset, including water resistance, a large battery and improved sound quality.
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One of the companies sold this week, Boston Dynamics, has built a group of robots that can run up stairs, leap over obstacles and bounce back from a swift kick as good as any human, as shown by their massively-popular YouTube videos.
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That's a high bar for the Switch to leap over on what is essentially day one, with a software library that doesn't offer much in the way of options if you're not a fan of one or more of the available games.
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You cannot but enjoy the way the neon signs and streetlights are mirrored in the myriad puddles created by the cracked sidewalks; but as you leap over them you land down hard on the concrete, sometimes with water on your pant legs.
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"You don't want to drain yourself by training in too harsh of conditions," says Courtney Frerichs, who is competing in the steeplechase at the World Championships, a 3,000 meter race in which runners must leap over barriers and into large puddles of water.
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But Mick and Noname steal the show with absolutely electric verses that take the beat and karate chop it in 18 ways and leap over it doing 900 degree spins and other cool metaphors that I have in short supply but they do not.
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In its two previous years, the playoff committee has rewarded teams for winning conference championships — particularly when it involves a 13th game for the title, as in all major conferences but the Big 12 — allowing teams to leap over other contenders in the final week.
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He adds that this reputation helped spur the wild success of the Warcraft movie in China, which pulled in $207 million there in 12 days—a massive leap over the mere $37 million the film amassed in the US in roughly the same time period.
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NEW YORK, Nov 21 (Reuters) - McDonald's Corp employees on Thursday sued the fast food giant and several of its franchisees in Chicago over a store redesign that staffers say has made it easier for angry customers to leap over the counter and attack them.
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Anyhow, when it came to the barriers he had to leap over just to get out of bed in the morning at the University of Texas, being gay was nothing compared to being black, or being from the kind of place he was from.
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I Was Misinformed We all entertain fantasies of being someone else, and mine lately is Super Proxy — a combination of Superwoman and a legally designated health care proxy, who can make medical decisions faster than a speeding bullet and leap over paperwork in a single bound.
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But Jackson's 463-yard pass to Staples set up Jackson's 246-yard touchdown run late in the first quarter, and Jackson scored his fourth touchdown of the game in the second quarter on a 287.0-yard run punctuated by Jackson's leap over diving Syracuse cornerback Cordell Hudson.
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Rather than gochujang and sesame oil, there is a classic Vietnamese nuoc cham, an intoxicatingly good version of the pineapple-and-fermented anchovy sauce known as mam nem, and lastly a tamarind sauce, which suggests Madame Vo BBQ can follow or leap over Vietnamese tradition at will.
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"If Google can consistently produce similar results to what I've already seen, it has made a big leap over last year's Pixel camera, and stands a strong chance of contending with the dual-lens / camera bump system on the iPhone 8 (and presumably the iPhone X)," he wrote.
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With the American Gaming Association projecting that sports fans will wager $10.4 billion on this year's tournament -- a 13% leap over the $9.2 billion estimated to have been bet in 2016 -- excitement over March Madness may even slow the workflow of staffers who could care less about the competition.
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Now, a new visual effects (VFX) breakdown from Industrial Light & Magic has shed more light on the process, while also offering a peek behind the curtain at some of the movie's other big set pieces such as Rey's leap over Kylo's TIE Silencer, or the film's final space battle.
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There are moments where it really does feel like Microsoft accomplished something qualitatively different with the Xbox One X, where the One X is not just offering a series of minor improvements and conveniences, but a qualitative leap over what else is available short of the high-end PC market.
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There are deep gender inequities that plague India -- a woman is raped every 22 minutes, more than 7 million girls have been forced into marriage before the age of 10 -- and yet, we continue to leap over some of the barriers that hold back women in other parts of the world.
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The emergence of subjectivity in the form of integrated sensory images of bodily boundaries and position, as well as states of affairs in the external world accompanied by evaluative, "valenced" feelings, offered such a major advantage — a "dramatic leap" — over the simple unconscious "sensing" and "registering" of the first life-forms that sentience proliferated.
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The Democratic National Committee deluded the party's faithful into believing that this was "her time" to break the glass ceiling and that because Trump's rhetoric was so divisive, violent and traumatizing, Clinton could simply leap over the significant hurdles of gender, her own personal image and all of the baggage that accompanies her and her husband.
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Hidden Figures – $2000 million The women behind the real story of Hidden Figures overcame all odds to drive NASA's prime positioning amid the Space Race in the 22011s, and the stars of Theodore Melfi's crowd-pleasing, Oscar-nominated drama continue to leap over hurdles of their own as the film aims to squeeze past the $22012 million mark in the U.S. this weekend.
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Kalanick's answer to the question of what he meant by his desire for autonomous vehicle "cheat codes" — the former CEO described them as "elegant solutions to problems that haven't already been thought of," rather than a mercenary attempt to leap over Google's dominant position by poaching its own talent — could be extrapolated and applied to any CEO who sees the rise of automated driving as an existential threat.
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You can watch FSTAR fly, roll, transform, flatten and so on in the following video, prepared for presentation at the IEEE International Convention on Robotics and Automation in Montreal: The ability to roll along at up to 8 feet per second using comparatively little energy, while also being able to leap over obstacles, scale stairs or simply ascend and fly to a new location, give FSTAR considerable adaptability.
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But they're punctuated by moments of beauty: Mauricio Lima made a surreal image of children mid-leap over the Tapajos river in the tribal area of Sawre Muybu, Itaituba, Brazil; Daniel Ochoa de Olza photographed a girl in a garland at a decorated altar, celebrating "Las Mayas," a Pagan-derived festival in honor of spring, in the town of Colmenar Viejo, Spain; Tim Laman captured an orangutan climbing high in the treetops of Gunung Palung National Park, Indonesia.
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It's dangerous to judge based on so few shots, but: if Google can consistently produce similar results to what I've already seen, it has made a big leap over last year's Pixel camera, and stands a strong chance of contending with the dual-lens / camera bump system on the iPhone 8 (and presumably the iPhone X). Note: the images you're seeing in this article are Google's own sample images, so of course you should take them with a grain of salt.
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