So we need to figure out how do we leapfrog over coal power.
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But she would have to leapfrog over several other more senior male colleagues. Rep.
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Or is he a wealthy white man who gets to leapfrog over everyone else?
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By placing factories closer to consumers, Adidas could ostensibly leapfrog over shipping delays and expenses.
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And that centrality has helped Cabello seemingly leapfrog over the biggest post–Taylor Swift pop stars.
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So let's not leapfrog over what we think should be the path that should be taken.
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But its very lagging position may become a boon as it attempts to leapfrog over the West, experts say.
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Travel experience is great, but it is not going to get you to leapfrog over people who stayed and worked.
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"It's almost as if the stocks are playing leapfrog over your ability to perceive where they could go," he added.
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The vast majority of that has been on ads attacking Republican candidates in the hopes of helping Democrats leapfrog over them.
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Mr. Rajoy's sudden ouster left the party leaderless, however, providing Mr. Casado with an opportunity to leapfrog over more experienced politicians.
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ICOs resemble both a new form of crowdfunding, and a technological leapfrog over the regulations that hem in more orthodox funding strategies.
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U.S. The administration essentially wants to leapfrog over a lower court in hopes of finding a more favorable ruling in a higher court.
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Because of this kind of support, the ecosystem was able to leapfrog over less advanced technologies and move directly to more advanced ones.
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"What that does is give entrepreneurs opportunities to leapfrog over old technologies, old political structures, old institutions, and start forming their own," Obama said.
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When the United States went from Mr. Obama to Mr. Trump, it leapfrogged over the center right, and it may leapfrog over it again in the other direction.
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Maryland has the most raw talent in the league, and with a win, the Terps will leapfrog over Indiana and put themselves in position to claim the Big Ten crown.
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The move is the latest unusual filing at the high court by an administration that appears eager to leapfrog over appeals courts that have previously sided with challengers to the administration's policies.
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That's why the United States was able to leapfrog over the older, more established, more socialistic nations of Europe to become the world's dominant power in the middle of the last century.
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Throughout sub-Saharan Africa, where only about a third of the population have bank accounts but at least sixty per cent have cell phones, mobile payments have begun to leapfrog over paper currency.
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The Supreme Court, this week, rejected the Trump administration's request to leapfrog over an appeals court and hear their request to overturn an injunction requiring DACA to stay on the books while ligation plays out.
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In Africa, the IoT is enabling customers to leapfrog over the conventional electricity grid and go straight to "mobile power" — in a similar way that they have already leapfrogged over conventional telecommunications grids to mobile communications.
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Leapfrog over the age of computer-generated imagery and even the golden age of hand-drawn cartoons featuring Bugs Bunny, Betty Boop, and Mickey Mouse, and delve into the masterworks of the earliest years of animation.
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"That Europe has moved more quickly than the United States to impose a broadly applicable requirement that parties use the LEI highlights the challenge of entrenched interests and the way newcomers can leapfrog over incumbents," the researchers added.
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After recently forming an alliance with a radical party, United Left, it could now leapfrog over the Socialists into second place, behind the conservative Popular Party of the caretaker prime minister, Mariano Rajoy, according to recent opinion polls.
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After Republicans took control of the House in the 6900 midterms, Pelosi and other Democratic leaders successfully championed Cummings as the top Democrat on the Oversight and Government Reform Committee, helping him leapfrog over the more senior Rep.
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"We expect the big three to continue to play a game of leapfrog over the next several years as the enterprise moves from experimental to industrialization of AI and machine learning," said Ken Corless, a principal in Deloitte Consulting's cloud engineering practice.
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President Trump will be encouraged by a population that voted for him, often against their best interests, because economic mobility has always been a hustle—to leapfrog over seemingly impossible social obstacles requires a certain amount of luck, cleverness, and a cavalier willingness to lie.
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Minutes before they were to pick, perhaps the two highest-ranked players they had hoped would be available — Georgia linebacker Leonard Floyd and Michigan State offensive tackle Jack Conklin — were snatched away by other teams, both of whom had made trades to leapfrog over the Giants.
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Hill nurtured talent wherever she found it — the filmmaker James Cameron was once her visual effects guy; a second assistant director, Jeffrey Chernov, became a producer of "Black Panther" — and had the confidence not to fear that others would leapfrog over her if she gave them a steppingstone.
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In 2010, dressed as a tomato, Ms Mallon who was taking part in the launch of a gourmet garden event in Botanic Gardens, when Mr Rodgers tried to leapfrog over her, causing back injury that resulted in a £24,000 payment.
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Canutt had been perfecting tricks such as the Crupper Mount, a leapfrog over the horse's rump into the saddle. Douglas Fairbanks used some in his film The Gaucho. Fairbanks and Canutt became friends and competed regularly at Fairbanks' gym. Canutt took small parts in pictures to get experience.
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Japan invaded China in phases in the 1930s, gradually taking southern China towards the end of the decade. Until the attack on Pearl Harbor of 1941, Paschang and his diocese were relatively undisturbed by Japanese forces, given that he possessed American citizenship. In February 1941, Fr Paschang received a pass from the Japanese occupation forces to visit Hong Kong. The real purpose for his move was to leapfrog over into the unoccupied areas of his Diocese of Jiangmen in order to visit the priests and sisters.
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The southern two divisions were to achieve two additional objectives: the Blue Line encompassing the village of Thélus and the woods outside the village of Vimy and the Brown Line, which aimed at capturing the Zwölfer-Graben trench and the German second line. The infantry would proceed close behind a creeping barrage placed down by light field guns, advancing in timed increments. The medium and heavy howitzers would establish a series of standing barrages further ahead of the infantry against known defensive systems. The plan called for units to leapfrog over one another, as the advance progressed, to maintain momentum during the attack.
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Professing the "People's Will" ideas, he hoped that Siberia would leapfrog over a capitalist stage. In 1889, under contract with the Russian Geographical Society, Yadrintsev traveled to Mongolia, where he located the remains of the Early Medieval city Hara - Balgas and the ancient Mongolian capital Karakorum. In the Kosho-Tsaidam gorge (valley of the Orkhon river) Yadrintsev found two petroglyphic monuments with runiform writing of the ancient Türks of the 6-8th centuries, later decoded by the Danish scientist W. Tomsen. These discoveries brought Yadrintsev world fame, and became one of the greatest scientific sensations of the 19th century.
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In numerical analysis, leapfrog integration is a method for numerically integrating differential equations of the form :\ddot x = d^2 x/dt^2 = A(x), or equivalently of the form :\dot v = dv/dt = A(x),\;\dot x = dx/dt = v, particularly in the case of a dynamical system of classical mechanics. The method is known by different names in different disciplines. In particular, it is similar to the velocity Verlet method, which is a variant of Verlet integration. Leapfrog integration is equivalent to updating positions x(t) and velocities v(t)=\dot x(t) at interleaved time points, staggered in such a way that they "leapfrog" over each other.
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The Royal Winnipeg Rifles advance inland on D-Day. At 14:35, Keller met with the commanders of the 8th and 9th Infantry Brigades, as well as the newly reconstituted 2nd Armoured Brigade (Fort Garry Horse, Sherbrooke Fusiliers, 1st Hussars). With the first line of objectives (codenamed Yew) secured on the beachhead, Keller ordered the 7th and 8th Brigades to advance with armoured support towards the second line of objectives (Elm), whereupon 9th Brigade would then leapfrog over the 7th and 8th to reach the third objective line (Oak). Facing them were the remains of three battalions of the 736th Grenadier Regiment, and three battalions of the 726th Regiment.
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The producers have explained the show's mission: > Our vision is to increase the profile of African and African Diaspora music > worldwide, and to see that benefits go back to artists, music industry > professionals, and the countries that produce the music. The Afropop > database is central to our strategy as it harnesses the power of what we > have done, and allows us to integrate past work with new research to support > new projects. We are working in partnership with Calabash Music to help > musicians from Africa, the Caribbean and Latin America leapfrog over the > barriers of the conventional music business and take advantage of the > emerging digital marketplace for global music.
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