[That] is: pretty extreme weather, dust cloud descends, planes can't land, helicopters can't take off, plans have to change.
Adam Johnson's Pulitzer Prize-winning novel, "The Orphan Master's Son," is set in the harsh confines of North Korea; at the other extreme, David Mitchell's "Cloud Atlas" features a futuristic South Korea-inspired "corpocracy," a hotbed of clones, plastic surgery ("facescaping"), and insurrection.
This problem could be circumvented by computing ΔS between each point and a single reference point, ideally at one of the extremes of the cloud of points (Figure 1).
Mr. Gault said that in such a case the economy would be under a cloud of "extreme uncertainty," alarming investors, depressing consumer confidence and hurting businesses.
For the extreme cases where the cloud size is either much greater than or much less than one mean free path, the radiation transport should be well understood.
As an extreme form of outsourcing, cloud computing has the risks that are traditionally associated with outsourcing.
Winds of over 2,000km per hour (nine times faster than Earth's fastest winds) whip up extreme storms, and exotic clouds (made of ammonia, methane and hydrogen sulphide) come and go.
The extreme cold of Antarctica is thought to create a "feedback" effect that amplifies ozone depletion, by creating clouds that cause more ozone to be eaten up.
Lot 253 was a Dawson portrait of Flying Cloud, called an extreme clipper.
There was one cloud for ABC: "Extreme Makeover," right, dropped from its performance last week.
