And that kind of extreme control feeds a vicious cycle.
Yet explanations based in maternal imagination theory, as present-day scholars often point out, also bestow on mothers an extreme amount of control over the plasticity, form, and shape of their children's bodies.
The public needs to be protected from unregistered, "rogue" drones, and the drones, themselves, need to be protected from hackers trying to tamper with, disrupt or, in extreme cases, take control over their operations.
This type of extreme loss of control over my weight was a sign that something was really wrong.
The industry's motivation for wanting more foreign workers, according to Salzman and others, is to be able to pay them thousands of dollars less per year than their American peers and exercise an extreme amount of control over them.
"It shows how extreme the National Rifle Association's control over Congress really is," Mr. Quigley said Friday.
Finally, motivation and perceived capability could also have a great influence in the capacity of the subject to shift their COP toward the extremes [ 17] Control over the movement strategies used by the subjects to reach their LOS may also have affected LOS values to some extent.
Thus, greater risk of leaf dehydration and xylem dysfunction is probably imposed on the trees grown under higher atmospheric humidity in case of sudden weather extremes, because strict stomatal control over water loss is a crucial factor in preventing water deficit-induced xylem cavitation [ 13].
We still have some control over how extreme it gets.
