How to pronounce “leap”(noun) in English

leap forward is is absolutely mind-boggling for me I imagine all of you in here that are engineers she could

cognitive leap of empathy and she hadn't even read George Bernard Shaw right so it really matters because this is how we

The leap involved the sets of inflected words he had dubbed Kober's triplets.

A leap that was made possible by simply the fact that Pasteur was willing and able to entertain more possible theories and interpretations than any of his fellow

for leap opportunities and one of the things I emphasize is that a lot of it is driven

that leap of faith.

To make the leap from this before, again, as I say, logic at the time was still basically Aristotelian in terms of sentences and syllogisms.

It's a leap I make every time but it's a leap of faith.

The first great leap forward was the domestication of the horse.

You've made the leap of faith necessary to appreciate the rest of "Star Wars".

It's the same leap.

who made a conceptual leap that I really feel passionate about?

And that made the leap to, OK, well, I'm already living part of my life here.

It's a big leap from saying, well you know, I want to hit this thing.

Can I make the leap?

It is the great leap from the way things are to the way they can be.

And that final leap for me-- sort of saying I know this stuff is here, but what does that mean-- that final connection was difficult to make.

so what was that leap like moving from retail to actually sitting down like I want to design something I want to

just considered a quantum leap.

a certain leap of faith.

enough to take that leap of faith and that they would be the ones willing to spend that 20 or 30 minutes watching

And to take that leap of faith and to open up a place that is unconventional, you know, that's the best thing you can do is support them, so.

wrong let's for Leap Forward a few decades to jus' grandson kuac Khan the

that sort of leap of faith of giving over their personal information and

to see a big leap forward in our ethical thinking about love and about what it means to organize our society around fundamentally human ethical principles.

I made the leap and left.

It just takes one leap, and that is your degree of belief in a hypothesis, your degree of credence, can be treated like a probability.

That's the leap you have to take for Bayes' theorem to be relevant to everyday reasoning.

A winged ray leaps from the water.

yeah small steps and leaps of faith

which is to make the imaginative leap of empathy which is simply this human beings have this extraordinary power

something really interesting about the imaginative leap of empathy he said this is what's called Gandhi's talisman a kind of a rule of thumb a moral

Here's how he made his leap.

more than on this conceptual leap that Atanasoff has at Iowa State because he doesn't implement it.

But that's not the leap we need to make if we're going to take over and try to develop 35,000 square miles of land for conservation.

We have to really take a leap.

And he could kind of leap in and do it very quickly.

And I think versus taking that huge leap where I can do anything and risk whatever.

It's that big of a leap.

And that's a huge leap to think about.

and the experientialism is making the leap from the innovative few to the many in the mainstream.

and they involve an incredible leap of what I call "active imagination."

And I just decided to take the leap.

it's more difficult to make a leap?

And we just took a leap of faith and we felt like it would work.

Because I think people of made a leap in their minds because now it's syringes, and it kind of seems slightly sordid.

And so I made the leap into blogging solely about food.

Mal asked him to take a leap of faith right out that window and he refused.

us partly I this takes a leap of faith