Danced to music of Radiohead, this is a forced, hectic and stale example of the drastic-classicism genre (a coolly formal mix of academic ballet and modern dance set to advanced rock music and dressed in modish attire) initiated by Karole Armitage and developed by Michael Clark in the 1980s.
(For an example of how drastic the tone of the debate is, check out lymedisease.org).org
For example, given the drastic reduction of RNA editing in Geraniaceae mitochondrial transcripts, it is reasonable to expect a correlated reduction of nucleus-encoded pentatricopeptide repeat (PPR) proteins, many of which are critical for organellar RNA editing [ 14- 17].
For the Matildas midfielder, it is just another example of her drastic change in environment on and off the field since her move to Germany in August, following a stellar showing at the Women's World Cup.
A more recent example of a drastic, but successful, choreographic alteration of a literary masterpiece is "The Moor's Pavane". Jose Limon created this distinguished modern-dance version of Shakespeare's "Othello" in 1949, and it has since been revived by modern-dance groups as well as by such ballet companies as the Joffrey Ballet and American Ballet Theater.
Opel is the most drastic example of the losses than can result from the poor use of manufacturing capacity, he said.
The flurry of revelations was a particularly drastic example of the challenges athletics officials face in stamping out doping from the world's biggest stages.
The erosion of Majuli has become the most drastic example of the river's ruthless power, and local officials, trying to protect the monasteries and the island's growing population, have responded by building embankments and other protective measures.
Unfortunately, it seems that today has become a fairly drastic example of the vulnerability of the cloud and the extent to which these outages can effect business-as-usual on the Web.
"Spain is a perfect example of how drastic changes in policy can really kill a market," said Reese Tisdale, solar research director at Emerging Energy Research, "the caveat being the world economy tanked on us at the same time". "What's important for the regulation of solar is stability," said Santiago Seage, the CEO of Abengoa Solar SA, one of Spain's largest solar developers.
Isn't it instead an example of how drastic times require drastic measures?
