"And the reason those complications were accepted was because of the extraordinarily devastating impact that smallpox could have on society".
Nocsae's single testing standard, used by all levels of football from pee-wees to professionals, considers only the extraordinarily violent impacts that would otherwise fracture skulls.
He said every House leader he had talked to had acknowledged that a default "would have an extraordinarily negative impact, so there's no dispute about that".
"The 'Lei Feng Spirit,' a cultural icon symbolizing selflessness, modesty and dedication, was formed in the 1960s and had an extraordinarily broad impact".
This worldview has had an extraordinarily powerful impact on the modern world; in some interpretations it is the very epistemological signature of modernity, affecting equally our thought and politics as thoroughly as it does our art and literature.
Remarkably, not only did the weak prevalence of hits to red algae disappear from the P. ramorum genome, so did all evidence for the extraordinarily significant impact of red algal sequences on diatom genomes.
"Our concern is how that is going to impact buildings that are already extraordinarily large and schools that are already functioning at over capacity," Dr. Gerstenlauer said.
"Perhaps most extraordinarily, should the impact on the finch from the mine be greater than expected, Adani is not required to take further action or make good the unexpected harm," the report said.
We believe that the experimental results demonstrating the extraordinarily large positive impact of ultra-low contents of reactive nanoparticles (epoxy-POSS [36] or amino-MMT herein) on polycyanurate network suggest the manifestation of such physical phenomenon as enhanced long-range action of the constrained dynamics effect in a specific case of densely cross-linked network.
Rather, she thinks, the figures are testimony to the cumulative impact of extraordinarily difficult experiences.
