After Prussia's victory, Austria retained only the Silesian districts of Krnov (Jägerndorf), Opava (Troppau), and Cieszyn (Teschen), which constituted extreme south-southeastern Silesia.
Accordingly, we tend not to paint a nuanced picture of a complex reality, but to stick to the version constituting extreme outcomes.
We rode along highways so straight and so long that a 20-degree bend constituted extreme sport; past the pigs and the horses and the donkeys and the chickens that seemed to wander around the Pampas at will, as if Argentina was one giant free-range farm.
The results show that the two study sites naturally constituted extreme formations of the Austrian anabranching Danube sections.
The main difference seems to be in whether a sensitive area of the patient's body is being touched and scrutinized without the patient's consent, which can constitute extreme battery; and not in the patient's exercise of agency, say, in the number or nature of the patient's actions and plans that are thereby blocked.
"We got pretty specific, what she thought constituted extreme measures, how she wanted me and my siblings to work together, who should and should not have the last word".
However, the imposed experimental conditions constitute extreme environments that may not be prevalent (i.e., complete herbivore exclusion or continuous fertilization), especially throughout the Pacific [11].
Ceilings and floors constitute extreme examples of such unequal interval scaling.
Recoveries were < 30% in three samples but were not excluded from statistical analyses because they did not constitute extreme observations nor did they deviate in model diagnostic plots.
We show how these can be used in order to compare model results with experimental data using two examples which constitute extreme cases of the general framework, calmodulin and hemoglobin.
