It revolves once around Mars every 7 hours 39 minutes at an exceptionally close mean distance 9,378 km (5,827 miles)—in a nearly circular orbit that lies only 1° from the planet's equatorial plane.
The flower handling times on the preferred nectar plant, Calathea crotalifera (Marantaceae), were exceptionally long (mean 54.5 sec ± 28.5 S.D., N = 26).
Once you start noticing how often Trump uses the word "so" as a stand alone intensifier, to mean "exceptionally" or "hugely", you see it everywhere.
And when I say fucked up, I mean exceptionally fucked up.
The summer months of May and June are exceptionally hot; mean monthly temperatures in the region hover around 35 °C, with daily maxima occasionally topping 50 °C.
This was reflected by an exceptionally high mean hsCRP concentrations among cases and controls [ 21], which likely diminished our ability to detect any association, if truly present.
NHS Kernow said it recognised the importance of family connections but "Josh's exceptionally high care needs mean this is not possible yet".
Inside company operations, an exceptionally good quarter might mean Hurd will lighten up on the pressure he's put on wages and spending inside the company.
As time progressed, "Daniel Lambert" came to mean anything exceptionally large; Herbert Spencer's The Study of Sociology used the phrase "a Daniel Lambert of learning", while Thomas Carlyle referred sarcastically to Oliver Cromwell as "this big swollen Gambler and gluttonous hapless 'spiritual Daniel Lambert'".
The young age of infection, which had drawn our attention to the Guinea Bissau population, can however be explained by the exceptionally large household sizes (mean 14.5 people).
