If realized, a quantum leap feels both possible and necessary.
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This is a quantum leap as far as we're concerned.
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"I wouldn't say this is a quantum leap," he said.
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It is just too incredible a quantum leap in space technology.
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His tasting menus at Atomix make a quantum leap in complexity.
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"We need a quantum leap in the technology," Mr. Schäfer said.
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"I never had a quantum leap that was overnight," she said.
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It's a big quantum leap of ability, it seems to me.
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They worry about someone taking that quantum leap to persuasion and succeeding.
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Basically, Sliding Doors or (kind of, go with me on this) Quantum Leap.
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"This is a quantum leap in terms of what's possible," Ganesh told CNN Business.
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Tom: We obviously ripped off a bunch of stuff but it wasn't Quantum Leap.
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Compare the Volt to the Bolt and you have a quantum leap in evolution.
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"The care of the homeless population of Boston took a quantum leap," he said.
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He visited a group of women in Madison who wrote "Quantum Leap" fan fiction.
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A run on toilet paper represents a quantum leap in the anxiety-buying department.
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I keep seeing people comparing "You Me Dancing" to the theme tune for Quantum Leap.
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What we are now witnessing is a quantum leap toward the virtualization of our lives.
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While those are far from New York prices, they are a quantum leap for Washington.
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Then it was the turn of engine makers to produce a quantum leap in performance.
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The Amazon Echo Show is a quantum leap beyond any Alexa-infused product we've seen before.
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But Spin Master's Luvabella feels like a quantum leap when it comes to interactive toy babies.
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Even so, it was a quantum leap forward compared to dialing numbers on a rotary phone.
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On Technology When I was a kid, "Quantum Leap" was one of my favorite TV shows.
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A few Towers down, and there was a quantum leap of appreciation for this game's mapping system.
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The shift from receiving information to conveying information was a quantum leap, and the Internet enabled that.
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That evolution has taken a quantum leap forward thanks to this year's crop of rookie big men.
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She's made cameos on everything from Quantum Leap to Ally McBeal, been (lovingly) parodied on Saturday Night Live.
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"The honest truth is the growth year on year is going to be a quantum leap," he predicted.
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If (maybe when) the BFR is flying, SpaceX will have achieved a quantum leap in deep space flight.
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"We need a quantum leap in affordability, speed, and quality to reach homeless families exponentially faster," she said.
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Industry players believe space exploration is due for a quantum leap, with commercial test launches abounding this year.
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For example, a "quantum leap" is a dramatic advancement (also an early 2295's television series starring Scott Bakula).
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He made the case for taking a quantum leap towards a more complete, more united and democratic European Union.
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Meanwhile, on the defensive end, Cleveland took a quantum leap forward from their lacklustre performances during the regular season.
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Because it seems like a quantum leap forward for Wheels Up. But, I think we need to know more.
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Musk has told investors the new battery production line will help the carmaker achieve a quantum leap in productivity.
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No longer will you see Quantum Leap-looking holograms of people in photos; all you see is a normal picture.
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If the tech industry pulls off that, ahem, quantum leap, you won't be getting a quantum computer for your pocket.
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"In this day and age, we're kind of a quantum leap society -- you know, we want quick fixes," he said.
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Bolton also owns a trampoline park called Quantum Leap Trampoline Sports Arena, about 215 minutes away from her family home.
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Google has funded Quantum Leap Africa, an artificial-intelligence centre, in Kigali, and AIMS has plans for seven new research chairs.
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"We'd had a quantum leap in dental health," said Messina, an Ohio dentist in private practice for more than 30 years.
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CME, which operates the COMEX copper contract, seems to have made some sort of quantum leap in terms of market participation.
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It said the two countries had achieved a "quantum leap" in bilateral relations and stressed the importance of further official visits.
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Instead, Sullivan made like Scott Bakula on an episode of Quantum Leap and corrected his mistake that may have changed history.
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"This is a quantum leap," Sandra Cauffman, deputy director of Earth Sciences at NASA, said at a press conference on Thursday.
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"But I'm not expecting a quantum leap from one end to the other," Zaks said of the change from Obama to Trump.
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VR is to flat screens as color-with-sound is to silent-black-and-white; at least one quantum leap, maybe two.
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"This is a quantum leap in all aspects," Abdullatif al-Othman, governor of the Saudi Arabian General Investment Authority, told the conference.
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Attendant with that pace of investment activity around innovative companies is the need for a quantum leap in regulations for the industry.
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Volkswagen says the interior design is a "quantum leap" like the jump from flip phones to smartphones, or from analog to smartwatches.
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"This is the day I will never forget as long as I live, the day I made my quantum leap," she exclaims.
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Nanotechnology, anything in that realm, a quantum leap is coming that's going to wipe out all the shit that we even think.
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Mr. Zimmerman's background is in the world of semiconductors; he worked at Bell Labs and then a company called Quantum Leap Packaging.
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But it is to say that the American society took a quantum leap forward in just a few years on these issues.
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Tom: Quantum Leap is where the kid goes through time to change the world isn't it [brings video up on YouTube, laughs immediately].
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"Quantum Leap" has stayed with me all these years, I think, because it offered my young, impressionable mind a framework for normal travel.
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Driving the news: The technology Musk claims will make that quantum leap is scheduled to be shown off to Tesla investors at 2 p.m.
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The only hope for the climate is a quantum-leap breakthrough in carbon efficiency — beyond what we observe in even very carbon-efficient economies.
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" As it happens, Mr. Mitchell is developing a musical show, "Songonauts," which he said would be a cross between "Yellow Submarine" and "Quantum Leap.
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Kaspersky researchers demonstrated the code was actually created in Visual Studio 10, a quantum leap from the programs North Korea used in the past.
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Turning trampolines into beds Leah Van Buren Bolton owns a trampoline park called Quantum Leap Trampoline Sports Arena near her home in Kingsport, Tennessee.
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"It was a quantum leap forward," said Mr. Hoylman, who is the only out gay lawmaker in the Senate and who sponsored both bills.
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And if GMOs had proved to be a quantum leap forward, we would see it in Times writer Danny Hakim's crude country-level comparisons.
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Teased at the Digital Hollywood event last October, the Quantum Leap is specifically designed to support the emerging category of live streaming virtual reality broadcasts.
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"Bachelor in Paradise" stars Izzy Goodkind and Vinny Ventiera are making the quantum leap from epic TV breakup to real-life PDA ... at 30,000 feet.
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"This is a quantum leap," Sandra Cauffman, deputy director of Earth Sciences at NASA, said at a press conference prior to lift off, reports Reuters.
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An intelligent delivery network, digital meters, programmable thermostats and other controls interact with appliances, machinery and telecommunication devices, providing a quantum leap in customer sovereignty.
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"Electronic detectors are a critical part of what's been possible in modern times, providing the quantum leap to get to where we are now" Lee said.
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I admit, I have trouble envisioning the resolution passing in anything like its current form — it's such a quantum leap from where the party currently stands.
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At some point there will be a need for a quantum leap into making the Eurozone more united, stronger, but that's not going to happen this year.
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One of the coolest new VR cameras we've seen yet is the new Quantum Leap VR system, a small, cylindrical device that houses 16 high definition cameras.
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While we're not there yet, translation has taken a quantum leap forward in the past few years because neural machine translation can process phrases, not just words.
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The company is at the vanguard of a new wave of emotion analysis that will lead to a quantum leap in customer understanding and emotion-aware computing.
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The disjuncture between the two sets of paintings is more than a matter of size and medium: it is a quantum leap from one style to another.
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"This adoption of these standards represents a quantum leap," Bob Raymer, senior engineer for the California Building Industry Association, said during the public comments before the vote.
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The Quantum Leap looks to open that market up by offering the VR camera system as a solution to VR startups as opposed to amateur and prosumer buyers.
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It'll bring the same kind of quantum leap in bandwidth speeds to your home without the messiness of ripping open your walls for complicated and expensive network installations.
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It's basically Jonny Quest meets Quantum Leap if Jonny and Hadji were actually former Democratic leaders and the entire Hanna-Barbera writing staff was on mescaline during development.
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The core of Nixon's plan—what Moynihan, in " The Politics of a Guaranteed Income ," called "a quantum leap in social policy"—was buried among his more flamboyant flops.
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I realize this may sound like a quantum leap, but I believe this sort of failed state is where income inequality ultimately can take even the United States.
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We therefore think the central bank is likely to announce a 'quantum leap' in risk asset purchases when it likely downgrades its growth and inflation forecasts in April.
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The top 1% of U.S. households are holding a record $303.9 billion of cash, a quantum leap from the under $15 billion they held just before the financial crisis.
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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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In a new strategic plan dubbed "Quantum Leap" unveiled on Wednesday, Kessler said he expected gross written premiums to grow organically between approximately 4% and 7% annually on average.
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"What we began over 20 years ago and continued in Paris one and a half years ago with a historic quantum leap will lead to success," Ms. Merkel said.
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"The GOES-R series is really a quantum leap above any of its NOAA predecessors," Steve Volz, director for satellite and information services at NOAA, said during a press briefing.
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SAEVs could enable a quantum leap in the intelligence and livability of land use and transportation systems, but only if they are linked, only if they communicate and share data.
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By making a kind of high-speed movie of a quantum leap, the work reveals that the process is as gradual as the melting of a snowman in the sun.
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Advanced technology and innovative solutions for grid challenges exist today, and many more are in the pipeline, allowing for an opportunity for the grid to make a quantum leap forward.
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Autonomous-driving technology has been intentionally marketed as a hyper-advanced, quantum leap in car technology, closer resembling a NASA planetary rover in terms of technology than a Ford Focus.
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"This very substantial level of funding should enable a quantum leap in psychedelic-focused research," said James Potash, director of the Department of Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences, in a statement.
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Quantum Leap is an emergency crew escape concept: Future space tourists would be able to eject from suborbital flights and survive reentry at "ballistic velocity," wrapped in an inflatable heat shield.
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At the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas earlier this month, mobile companies promoted their 5G networks, which Verizon CEO Hans Vestberg has called a "quantum leap " compared to 4G capabilities.
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By helping to propel an airplane around the world recently, solar power took what some would consider a quantum leap into the future — one that includes less use of fossil fuels.
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Yes, but: The price of Kite's cancer treatments (and similar treatments made by other drug companies) is a "quantum leap more expensive than other cancer drugs," Kaiser Health News recently reported.
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The CGM represents a quantum leap in helping to make daily diabetes decisions and is unique to the point that the FDA created a new "non-adjunctive" indication for the system.
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" Like most Democrats, Green said he was expecting "a great celebration" for the nation's first female president — a still-mythical event he foresees as "a quantum leap forward … for our country.
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Being scared is human, normal and totally O.K. The problem is when our fears prevent us from making the quantum leap between what we want to do and actually doing it.
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We were talking about Quantum Leap, a venture that—should it actually happen—will require him to bail out of a perfectly good rocket and crash through the atmosphere like a meteorite.
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It's mostly an amiable, fitfully funny spoof of 1980s science fiction movies and TV, directly and indirectly referencing The Last Starfighter, Back To The Future, Quantum Leap, and The Terminator, among others.
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"From what we're hearing, this will be a quantum leap more expensive than other cancer drugs," said Leonard Saltz, chief of gastrointestinal oncology at Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center in New York.
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"Now is the time for a quantum leap into relevance," Jane Lubchenco, a former NOAA administrator under Obama, said at a roundtable discussion on Saturday in Boston at the AAAS's annual meeting.
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"Adoption of these standards represents a quantum leap in statewide building standards," Bob Raymer, the technical director for the CBIA said in remarks to the energy commission prior to the vote in Sacramento.
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New technology means that the next quantum leap in the retail experience could be just around the corner, but it may not be about delving deeper into the virtual world of online shopping.
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The photos, described by historian Martin Cueppers as a representing a "quantum leap in the visual record on the Holocaust in occupied Poland", had belonged to Johann Niemann, once deputy commandant of Sobibor.
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"2018 will be the year where the smartphone camera takes a quantum leap in technology," said Philip-James Jacobowitz, a product manager for Qualcomm, a chip maker that provides components to smartphone makers.
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But while most users find it less than a quantum leap forward in vehicular ice removal solutions, the majority of people who own one at least feel that it speeds the process some.
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"Euronav will take a quantum leap forward and further consolidates the market and its own position as undisputed market leader in the global tanker market," KBC Securities said in a note earlier on Thursday.
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Morris' size could prove helpful in a seven-game series against the Cleveland Cavaliers, but a quantum leap by Jaylen Brown and unexpected contributions from Jayson Tatum and Semi Ojeleye have lessened the need.
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For single shots, it's not a quantum leap, but those seconds saved total up when you're shooting on continuous (up to 11 fps) and when you're shooting fast-moving action like sports and kids.
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Our grasp of early childhood development has taken a quantum leap, and we now know the extent to which brain development is influenced by high-quality early experiences as well as family financial stability.
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Tony mostly just realizes that Dr. Shirley is a fellow human being, and the two get a greatest hits tour of Southern racism that's been handled much better in several episodes of Quantum Leap.
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According to astronaut Jonathan Clark—arguably the world's foremost expert on space safety, and a consultant on the Quantum Leap project—there are "a thousand ways to die" when attempting something like a space jump.
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What makes the Quantum Leap special is that it renders real-time video, largely eliminating the need for VR post-production, a dynamic that could push real-time VR events into the mainstream even quicker.
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We've had successful shows that play with the concept before, from Time Tunnel to Quantum Leap, and of course the BBC legend Doctor Who — which has only been gaining in global popularity over the years.
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Frigid Forms Sell was a quantum leap for Milemarker—not necessarily in sales, since the band remained staunchly underground, but strictly on the merit of being one of those right albums at the right time.
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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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In fact, AirPods 2 is to AirPods 1 what Apple Watch Series 2 was to the original Apple Watch: Better than before and still the best in its product category, but not a quantum leap forward.
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Meanwhile, Zeus aims to be "the quantum leap improvement in the experience of trying to rent out your home" where you just punch in your address plus some details and you're cashing checks 2130 days later.
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Although the most current Apache, the AH-64E, contains composite rotorblades, improved avionics and a new 701D engine, a new platform would be expected to introduce a quantum leap forward with respect to attack helicopter technology.
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Angelina Lombardo, 49, the author of "The Spiritual Entrepreneur: Quantum Leap into Your Next Level of Impact and Abundance," which was recently published, is excited to propose to her partner of two years, Brian Perry, 53.
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The key here is that it's not a quantum leap forward in macaroni technology, but it's a dinner that allows you to dump uncooked pasta in cold water with some mustard powder and cayenne and hit start.
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The Beijing government's crackdown can't restrict the stratospheric rise of Brooklyn's international appeal — one that Colgrove said took a "quantum leap into stardom" with the 2012 debut of the Barclays Center, a massive sports and entertainment arena.
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"Hopefully, in this last year of the administration, we can make a quantum leap in what we can say to the world we were able to accomplish," U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry said at Tuesday's meeting.
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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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In what may best be described as a quantum leap, a group of researchers from the University of Sussex have unveiled what they claim is the first realistic blueprint for the construction of a large scale quantum computer.
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Many films and TV shows such as "Doctor Who" and "Quantum Leap" get lost in the weeds explaining how the time-travel device works — how it's taking place, what will be the result if people from different timelines meet.
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With visits to national parks setting records for three years in a row, and the rise of both culinary skills and the drive to document every meal on social media, the nation's campsite cooking has taken a quantum leap.
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Recently, he pitched Quantum Leap to NASA's re-entry team at Langley, where two different projects have already tested and proven the viability of inflatable thermal shields that could protect him while re-entering the Earth's atmosphere at hypersonic speed.
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Those hoping for Google to deliver more details of a quantum leap toward next-gen virtual reality may have been a bit disappointed Tuesday when the company chose to promote wide user accessibility above cutting-edge features in its VR headset.
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This unambiguously intolerable outcome could be produced either in unexpected increments of escalation by either or both of the dominant national players, or instead, by any sudden quantum leap in applied destructiveness undertaken by the United States and/or North Korea.
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"There is a real unique leap, more of a quantum leap being made in the experience space," said Jamie Wong, founder and chief executive of San Francisco-based Vayable, which has been offering urban experiences hosted by locals since 2011.
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These primordial woods flourished 386 million years ago, during the Devonian period, and contained at least three types of tree, one of which represents a "quantum leap" in plant evolution, according to a study published on Thursday in Current Biology.
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That leaves central banks stuck with a need to act and the ECB is almost certain to ease policy on March 10, delivering a small rate cut and a few changes to its assets buys, moves well short of a quantum leap.
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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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Barty's quantum leap from the outside the top 200 to number 17 in the world rankings over the last year had awakened hopes in Australia that the former cricketer might be a contender to end their 40-year wait for a women's champion.
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Michael Fassbender plays a criminal scheduled for execution, who is instead kidnapped by a shadowy organization that wants to Quantum Leap him back into the body of his ancestor, who was really good at killing people (and running on roofs) during the Spanish Inquisition.
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And while it doesn't have new releases, the selection isn't half bad, with movies like Drive, Adaptation, Gattaca, True Romance, Last Action Hero, Legends of the Fall, and Panic Room as well as TV shows like Fringe, Quantum Leap, Gilligan's Island, Heroes, and The Bachelor.
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Augmented reality may usher in a true quantum leap in productivity, but VR gives us an avenue to achieve next-gen entertainment and the ability to transport ourselves into different modes of thought and environment— a couple of things that are pretty fundamental to modern film.
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He started with the pledge he made when he came back from Ecuador, experimenting first with a good-government initiative in Washington and pivoting, after its inevitable doom, to a venture fund for "quantum leap" companies inventing futuristic products such as human-organ-mimicking silicon chips.
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The son of a shopkeeper who was also a champion bodybuilder, Mr. Ali said he started working when he was 16, but his business career made a quantum leap 15 years ago, when he managed to join the ranks of contractors to the military, building homes for officers.
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His three partners in Qwake Tech are in New York, Seattle, and Turkey; the two who work on Amplify are in Los Angeles and Sweden (with consultants in Virginia and Holland); his brand strategist is in New York; and the main Quantum Leap guys are in Los Angeles and Boston.
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Many people are intrigued to see just how much difference such a collection of 'marginal gains' can make and suggest that, at a time when athletics is reeling from relentless bad news, such a quantum leap in human endurance, arguably the greatest in the sport's history, is something to be welcomed and celebrated.
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Many people are intrigued to see just how much difference such a collection of 'marginal gains' can make and suggest that, at a time when athletics is reeling from relentless bad news, such a quantum leap in human endurance, arguably the greatest in the sport's history, is something to be welcomed and celebrated.
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A few months after his quantum leap into Face of the Franchise territory—where he qualified for his first All-Star game, made third-team All-NBA and first-team All-Defense, won Most Improved Player, and was awarded Player of the Week three times—Oladipo is still searching to recapture that same feel.
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Clinton spokesman Brian Fallon told MSNBC's Chris Hayes that she would support allowing consumers to buy into a public health insurance option—something that would both contain costs, increase the insured population, and potentially evolve into a Sanders-approved government plan over time, while avoiding the disruption that a quantum leap to single-payer would cause.
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Westeros is only one drop in the slipstream as this mix of Quantum Leap and Dallas sees our favorite pair of kingmakers sabotaging each other's ventures throughout the multiverse, urging on catastrophes from the extinction of the giant sloth to the assassination of JFK, courting palace intrigue on a cosmic scale, and altering everything except their own imperfect souls.
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On Wednesday's episode of The Late Show, Stephen Colbert showed an old clip from the hit show Quantum Leap in which Dr. Sam Beckett (Scott Bakula) leaped into the body of a New York cab driver from the 1950s and influenced a young boy – who just so happens to go by the name of Donald Trump – to get into real estate.
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Describing Zoltek's patented method of developing carbon fibers as a "quantum leap forward" in defense technology and "critical to the stealth capability" of the F-22 and B-2, Dean Monco, a Chicago lawyer who has been representing Zoltek since the beginning of the case, said his client hopes to be recognized for the significance of its invention compensated monetarily for revenue that was lost while the Pentagon has claimed ownership of this technology.
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We are now working on another aspect of Saudi Arabia where we will fundamentally change our economy and have – be able to have a quantum leap forward and look at every aspect of the Saudi economy and every aspect of Saudi institutions to see how we could make it more efficient, how we can generate more value, how we can generate more income out of non-oil sources and we have, this will be announced in the next few weeks, we are very transparent about it.
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