It was extraordinarily different from the biblical version of how things had come to be — but no less strange.
"There was a time in my life when I was going in and out of houses that were extraordinarily different – from a working-class terrace in Northampton to the homes of friends who were really very wealthy.
One CHW noted: "In looking at the analysis of [people incarcerated in] prisons and jail…, the numbers are extraordinarily different between the groups.
These possible configurations for an electron in a hydrogen atom are extraordinarily different from one another, yet all represent the same exact particle in a slightly different quantum state.
You'll measure something that will confuse you in one of two ways: either two things that appear unrelated are perfectly (or almost perfectly) identical, or two things that appear related are extraordinarily different.
Note that these images were taken in 2005 (close to equinox), and show many features that are extraordinarily different from the iconic solstice picture taken by Voyager 2. Uranus, to many, is still the most boring planet, and I suppose that's true if you're willing to add a caveat: sometimes.
Individual full length VirB6 genes are conserved across 13 genomes and range in nt divergence from 10.3% (12.4% aa) to 13.2% (15.2% aa); however, the five duplicates are extraordinarily different from one another, averaging ∼80% aa divergence in the VirB6/TrbL domains alone (alignment of full length proteins was confounded by variability in the flanking sequences).
The MacArthur Fellows Program, popularly known as the "genius grant", annually gives a series of $625,000, no-strings-attached awards to people the institution finds to be extraordinarily talented and creative in different fields.
