Moreover, the conditions derived on the stencil weights are exploited to design new extraordinary rules that can produce closed limit surfaces of the same quality as the existing proposals, but at a reduced computational cost.
The obtained constraints are used to easily check these features in the limit surfaces resulting from the application of special extraordinary rules proposed in the literature by different authors.
Others readers report being promised by airline staff that easyJet would cover hotel accommodation and other expenses following a delay or re-routing only to find that when they claimed, it was denied, again under the "extraordinary circumstances" rule.
Just as the standard free-form subdivision surface schemes, jet subdivision schemes are based on combining (i) a symmetric subdivision scheme in the shift-invariant setting with (ii) an extraordinary vertex rule.
When the Inland Revenue sued him, the judge described Mr Ecclestone's "machinery" as "altogether extraordinary", and ruled that he had breached company law.
The judge sentencing Faiz at Leeds Crown Court, said it was "extraordinary" that rules in Pakistan only state that there should be a 12-hour gap between "bottle and throttle", no matter how much the pilot had drunk.
There are situations that are too extraordinary for rules to apply.
Sinan's life was extraordinary, spanning the rule of three sultans, responsible for hundreds of buildings and for shaping the face of Istanbul even to this day, and he was considered on a par with Michelangelo in the West.
Archbishop Welby told the Mail on Sunday he found it "extraordinary that cinemas rule that it is inappropriate for an advert on prayer to be shown in the week before Christmas when we celebrate the birth of Jesus Christ," adding that the ad is "about as 'offensive' as a carol service of church service on Christmas Day".
He added, "They have some extraordinary sets of rules governing daily conduct".
