Sentence examples for a extreme degree from inspiring English sources

As shown in (23), the instantaneous fluctuation of the current angle δ i may be very large if the proportional coefficient k p of PLL increases to a extreme degree.

Second, I'm struck by the note of discovered joy in artmaking, never mind the direness of the subject, that may be typical of budding artists but would serve this one to an extreme degree, as an emotional tightrope over the abysses of a life that was otherwise pretty thoroughly awful.

As a result, NVP-BEZ235 confers an extreme degree of radiosensitization and impairs DSB repair in a panel of GBM cell lines irrespective of their Akt activation status.

The world was in turmoil, in one way or another, pretty much every year, but in 1977 the kidnapping and murder by German terrorists of the German industrialist Hanns-Martin Schleyer, who was to have been the chairman of the symposium a few months later, led to an extreme degree of security that has become a Davos hallmark.

Their dangerous situation — they were Jews — exacerbated their differences to an extreme degree, and demanded a resolution one way or the other.

"When you start treating housing as a unit of investment, to such an extreme degree, you lose sight of the quality and also because of a lack of direction from government," he said.

Nor was the significance of the event merely symbolic for Bayle, since he himself was a victim of the intolerance to an extreme degree.

The paralleling of this direction of greatest intra-population variance with the differentiation of the Piana population quantitatively evidence that the elongation of the tooth is achieved at an extreme degree in Piana, where a prestyle occurs anteriorly to the main cusps typical of the murine dental pattern (Fig. 1).

Despite this poor price action, the XLE's SOIR rests near an annual low of 1.01, indicating an extreme degree of optimism from the speculative options crowd.

"He embodies the white male artist to such an extreme degree that he is just a perfect enemy".

I've been exposed to enough pop psychology to recognize the obvious first question: Yes, I was spanked as a child, but infrequently and never to an extreme degree.