He has an enigma at his heart and there are only a limited number of paintings by him extant – so you can strive to see them all.
In a 1959 interview with Mike Wallace, Mr. Serling commented that if, as a television writer, you had "the temerity to try to dramatize a theme that involves any particular social controversy currently extant, then you're in deep trouble".
The flipside, of course, is that if you show a deep learning system several million pictures of Quokka, along with a few million pictures of every other extant mammal, you could well end up with a mammal identification system which can beat all but the top-performing experts at categorising small furry things.
Well, more like voodoo mixed with some extant metrics, but you have to love the attempt to make the Oscars comport to some sort of logic.
They see this technique as a quick and dirty way to end your extant union so you two can be together.
One commercial firm may well be able to sell you every extant public tweet ever sent – and another may do the same for other social media services.
High-profile actress, trouble in space: If you're wondering if "Extant" is a low-budget, low-ambition "Gravity," you wouldn't be too far off.
One thing musicians often say about playing at the Village Vanguard, New York's oldest extant jazz club, is that you have to make your peace with the ghosts in the room.
"Oh, I know I'm terrible about answering letters," she wrote in the first extant letter, and in the next, "You are a most astonishingly impatient person".
By Jeannie Vanasco April 14 , 2011 Todayis tax day, and lest you think that that has nothing to do with books, allow me to remind you that the oldest extant piece of writing in the world is a five-thousand-year-old clothing receipt.
It works well because evolutionary pressure (competition) means that 'intermediate' forms tend to disappear, so we tend not to see extant chains of related interbreeding subspecies (although you can get these).
