Sentence examples for extreme area from inspiring English sources

"This was the most extreme area of devastation in the community, and to drive down that street now shows how far East New York has come".

According to the average value of each individual for 1200 progeny, fifty individuals with values distributed in the extreme area were measured again to ensure the stable phenotypic variance in photosynthetic characteristics.

"When Jake and I were growing up one of the most interesting and extreme areas of culture was horror films," said Dinos.

Superimposed ice and soaked zones are found in the accumulation area; in higher areas the percolation zone is found, and in some local extreme areas the dry-snow zone occurs.

In the US, Boston-based SOUR TAPES acts as a tape distro-hub for cassette labels dealing in the extreme areas of hardcore, powerviolence and more welcoming tune-laden punk.

One spectacular finding from monitoring the orbits over time spans of days to months is the fact that these objects must have extreme area-to-mass ratios, which are by several orders of magnitudes higher than for 'normal-type' debris.

There seems to be a peculiar lack of models in between these two extreme areas, i.e. models which are physically reasonably realistic and numerically cheap at the same time.

"You don't tend to see the effects of the lounge gambler – marriage breakdowns, rental failure, suicides – but there are extreme areas to look at here.

The trial sites were not on such extreme areas.

Contrarily, the WHOQOL-BREF revealed more accurate scores on the extreme areas of the continuum, which was slightly superior and more accurate than the HRQoLDA on the same area of the continuum.

In particular, we know that some extreme areas such as the Arctic are showing strong signs of climate warming (Moritz et al. 2002) and previous studies have shown that Arctic birds can modulate the sensitivity of their hormonal response to local environmental conditions in order to fine-tune the onset of their very brief territoriality (Wingfield and Hunt 2002).