Not even its harshest critics dispute that Zero Dark Thirty is a beautifully made film, with clean, sharp lines, completely gripping, and light on any extraneous material.
Tumours collected from xenografts were washed thoroughly with Hank's buffer containing 1% penicillin/streptomycin to remove excess blood and any extraneous material.
As a natural product manufactured by bees, honey is considered to be free from any extraneous material.
Use of an external fixator offers the advantage that all extraneous material is removed after six weeks; thus, there is no risk of broken screws or plates and the associated potential complications.
Zehetmair and the Northern Sinfonia strip away all extraneous material to present Tchaikovsky unstuffed.
Murphy is a discursive, if not rambling, narrator who includes an abundance of extraneous material, which some readers may find colourful, but others will consider exasperating or pointless.
In volume one he scorns those economists who "conceal under a parade of literary-historical erudition, or by an admixture of extraneous material, their feeling of scientific impotence and the eerie consciousness of having to teach others what they themselves felt to be a truly strange subject".
"There's just a sense of purpose" in which "a lot of extraneous material is naturally and necessarily discarded," and what is left is a "rigorous and severe" routine in which "the capacity to focus becomes much easier".
But, says Saunders, why invite them in and then waste their time with a lot of extraneous material?
As extensive as the Amon Tobin catalogue is, he's got a ton of extraneous material that has been piling up over the years.
Hell, even in a season containing only 12 episodes, "True Blood" still manages to stuff in a whole heap of extraneous material.
