Sentences with phrase «just such a feat»

A group of researchers at Virginia Tech claim to have achieved just such a feat, as the software they have developed for the Android OS works on the basis of the current location of the device where it is situated.

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That particular play might be his first time since being back in the minors that he got to pull off such a feat, but he's had practice with insane catches of just this sort before.

Going wire - to - wire with two full days playing just a group behind the Tiger - mania would be an incredible feat for such a young, untested talent.

I think that if Noah ever is told that he was chosen just for Mommy, that he was that special that Mommy went to such feats to have him, it will make him feel more special than other children who were not chosen.

There was never any law saying random billionaires couldn't build their own rockets to the moon; it was just that during the heyday of the Expert, such a feat, like cutting both sides of your hair symmetrically, was assumed to be out of the layman's reach.

Even back then, explains Marzari, a physicist at the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology in Lausanne (EPFL), Switzerland, his now - ancient handset took just 40 seconds to carry out quantum - mechanical calculations that once took many hours on a supercomputer — a feat that not only shows how far such computational methods have come in the past decade or so, but also demonstrates their potential for transforming the way materials science is done in the future.

It may not seem like such a feat, but for some reason, I just couldn't find what...

For a first feature as well, it's such an impressive feat, there's just so much to take away from it -LSB-...]

In fact, the tech savvy in Vietnam have a knack of coming up with videos and pictures of gadgets that have not yet made their market debut and no one knows just how they are able to put off such feats.

Taking background music for a Mario game and combining it with orchestral pieces in such as way that neither aspect is lost is just a feat I'm astonished by.

Let's just ignore the fact that such a feat should not be difficult and read on to find out why.

Though they are few and far between, they're becoming destinations in and of themselves, featuring programming just as conceptually rigorous as their more established, centre - of - the - artworld counterparts in Chelsea, and they're even appearing in the pages of established art magazines — no mean feat, considering we critics are lazy by nature and so gravitate to areas dense with galleries, such as the Lower East Side.

So that comment could just as easily be written «In a Columbia University first, researchers accomplished such a feat...».

Implementation of such a strategy, however, rests not just on having an effective, palatable, and affordable intervention ready to be deployed (a major feat all in itself), but also on having a reliable and valid means of identifying children truly in need of such interventions.