Eureka's sales director, Ian Sadler, tells me he volunteered to trim the most extreme instances of the sexual sadism that was supposed to be at issue.
Homer's America, always energetic, is never so calm as when it is violent, in extreme instances of the one moral quality that overmastered, for him, all others: unsimple truth.
By focusing on low-coverage long reads and short reads with high coverage, we wished to stress-test all assemblers against the most extreme instances of the sequence assembly problem, especially, where assembly quality is of essence.
RWs representing nonbiological variation in body shape (openness of mouth or operculum, body alignment) were excluded from analyses, as were photographs that exhibited extreme instances of these.
Pointing out that only men were interned, Mr. Koskovich said, "The Nazi persecution represented the apogee of anti-gay persecution, the most extreme instance of state-sponsored homophobia in the 20th century".
In the 1970s Ms. Benglis was constantly out there on her own, stopping traffic and irritating people with her innate sense of personal flamboyance, her penchant for formal excess and her calculated manipulations of art-world standards, the most extreme instance of which was of course the Artforum ad.
(The most extreme instance of such an approach is undoubtedly the hold-up in L'Argent, which we don't see at all - it's thanks to the soundtrack alone that we know what's going on).
Glasses designed by Karl Köpping in Berlin, with long, waving stems and tulip-like bowls, were perhaps the extreme instance of Art Nouveau style applied to glassware.
Over the past two centuries this has most often happened during the most extreme instance of national purpose: mass warfare.
This was not only a deeply un-Christian and unkind phrase for a Christian pastoral leader to use, it was, as it turned out, the most extreme instance of clerical hypocrisy I have ever encountered.
