The phrase "advanced extremely" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe a high level of advancement, but the combination of the words is awkward and unclear.
Example: "The technology has advanced extremely in recent years, leading to significant improvements."
Alternatives: "greatly advanced" or "significantly advanced".
This make optimal tuning of input parameters like spark advance extremely difficult in most existing ECU architectures.
There is a "desire to advance an extremely important equality issue," said Kimberly Parker, chair of the pro bono committee at WilmerHale, a 1000-lawyer firm that filed a friend-of-the-court brief on behalf of a gay-rights advocacy group in the Utah, Oklahoma and Virginia cases.
He was extremely advanced for a high school kid.
His passion for efficiency inspired him with the idea, extremely advanced for the times, of uniting all public services into a single building, the Uffizi ("Offices"), which was built for him according to Giorgio Vasari's grandiose yet practical design.
The company's strategy of first aiming at the mid and low ranges of the SLR market first-time SLR buyers and advanced amarket first-timetremely SLRvy" approach to entering the market, since more than 80% of all SLR sales are $1,000 and under, Chute says.
Trading has extremely advanced in the last few years and as such, more people can trade, given the emergence of easier access to such opportunities.
The school, with its entrance on 110th Street, "will be extremely technologically advanced," Ms. Thomas, the architect, said, with computers for each student and a Smartboard at each desk -- a device that allows material produced by teachers or students to be projected onto a large screen.
The Sharp LL-T1501A's automatic setting, however, could only advance things from extremely blurred to slightly blurred.
"Our procedures and practices for identifying lawful targets are extremely robust, and advanced technologies have helped to make our targeting even more precise".
In hardly more than a generation, South Korea has transformed itself from an agrarian society into an extremely competitive, technologically advanced economy where the pressure to succeed at school and work is intense.
