Sentence examples for extraordinary strategy from inspiring English sources

One extraordinary strategy used by the hemipteran insects Buenoa and Anisops is an internal oxygen store that enables them to lurk for minutes without resurfacing while awaiting food in relatively predator-free but oxygen-poor mid-water zones.

Three years ago BMW's top executives ditched their suits and ties and retreated to the Bavarian Alps for an extraordinary strategy session.

It's an extraordinary, quixotic strategy and a limitless source of goodwill for the company.

In summary, our study bats show that differences in take-off/escape flight performance may only be detectable in bat species with more extraordinary foraging strategies like M. capaccinii (in this study) or perhaps other specialist species like the vampire bats, Desmodus (Schutt et al., 1997).

In extraordinary debates over military strategy, however, some officers have faulted the generals for not taking a forceful stand.

Michel was already an extraordinary journalist, and this strategy and his talents led him to cover racial tensions in New York, Miami and Los Angeles, where he reported on the 1992 riots with distinction.

Savvy station owners are turning to an array of survival tactics, from crafty pricing strategies to extraordinary cost-cutting efforts.

Those whose vision is just a few feet in front of them will feel more limited in their ability to decide on next steps or choose a direction, and yet they may be extraordinary at executing tactical strategies that require discipline and attention to detail.

Multiple cortical representation of muscles controlling hand/fingers, represents the functional frame for the extraordinary repertoire of movement strategies (i.e. concerted actions orchestrated by many –sometimes the same- muscles acting on different joints at different times [24], [37], [47]).

Earlier studies revealed sensory specializations that support the extraordinary food and feeding strategies of D. rotundus: Kurten and Schmidt [ 4] found pit organs in the nose of D. rotundus that are sensitive to the infrared radiation emitted by the blood-rich skin surfaces of homeothermic vertebrates.

The strategy was an extraordinary success.