The band plays forward-thinking progressive electronic music, but they aren't satisfied with just sound; they also take the way you experience their work visually to an exceedingly enjoyable extreme.
Conclusions: The mortality rate of patients with extreme hyperbilirubinemia was exceedingly high.
This extreme specialization leads to exceedingly high juvenile mortality rates, with 20-40% of a typical population dying in the egg or early larval stages, and mortality among caterpillars inside the host-ant nest representing 80-90% of the total breeding population mortality [ 22].
The music of "Faust," though frequently wild and fantastic in the extreme, is, on the whole, exceedingly dramatic.
Mr. Biderman's 1957 article described "one form of torture" used by the Chinese as forcing American prisoners to stand "for exceedingly long periods," sometimes in conditions of "extreme cold".
The breaking up of families is a decision that is supposed to be exceedingly difficult and rare and only done with extreme care and after all other viable options have been exhausted.
q "Extreme plasticity such as learning can produce exceedingly rapid (abrupt) speciation".
I can respect putting practicality above fashion, but my father takes practicality to an extreme, which can make public appearances with him exceedingly embarrassing.
Many characters are easily delimited when only a subset of the taxa is examined, i.e. only extreme states are observed, but the boundaries become exceedingly blurred as more taxa are examined and more variation and intermediate forms are encountered.
Because many young Darfuri girls had been forced to undergo an extreme form of genital mutilation (where the vagina is stitched closed until marriage) these rapes were exceedingly violent, painful and bloody, with an increased risk of AIDS transmission.
