Taking these contextualist views into account, I'd describe super-warranted beliefs as beliefs that are warranted to an extent that far exceeds what's needed to satisfy the standards for knowledge that are set by most ordinary contexts.
The strength and intensity of Irma – she sustained wind speeds of 185mph for a record breaking 35 hours – has taken everyone by surprise, and some have raised the question of whether a new category is needed, to describe "super-hurricanes" like Irma.
Nintendo development guru Shigeru Miyamoto recently described Super Mario 3D – Mario's first starring vehicle on the 3DS – as a cross between Super Mario 64 and Super Mario Galaxy, and the four levels we played at E3 confirmed exactly that.
A popular MAC standard described by IEEE 802.15.4 for wireless sensor networks and actuator networks defines two operating modes: non-beacon-enabled mode where the receivers are always awake to receive a frame and beacon-enabled mode which describes super frames where the nodes are only awake during a small part of a super frame and they sleep quite often.
Dalbin describes Super as "an event bringing together poetic, melodious and independent pioneers of the contemporary international scene.
The magazine's Zy Nicholson noted that the game was better than his favorite game, Mega Man X, describing Super Metroid as "more of an experience than a game".
GameSpot described Super Metroid as better than the original "in literally every conceivable way", Metroid Fusion was noted for its "understated score" which fit the mood of the adventure and its excellent stereo sound effects, making it an uncommonly good Game Boy Advance sound experience.
Russell, Duchaine, and Nakayama have described "super-recognizers," people with extraordinarily good face-recognition abilities, including some who seem to have indelible memories of virtually every face they have ever seen.
Recently, a few studies have described super-resolution imaging of photoswitchable fusion proteins expressed in cultured cells and in C. elegans, followed by plastic embedding and EM correlation (Betzig et al., 2006; Watanabe et al., 2011; Kopek et al., 2012).
