The thick seaweed is a sign of extreme ecosystem meltdown.
After about three songs, however, their brains adjusted and they started shouting hysterically for Haswell to push himself and his hard drive to the limit, eager to experience this extreme synthetic meltdown.
There is no partner there to bounce things off of, ask advice on how to handle certain things, deal with the kids fighting with each other, handle an extreme kid meltdown or even to deal with the mouse in the house that has your kids standing on chairs screaming.
Yet in the newly recast "Next to Normal," the musical that won the Pulitzer Prize for drama in April, nobody is bouncing off the walls anymore or threatening to pull the audience into one collective meltdown of extreme feelings.
During the course of the experiment, a synergistic interaction is created between population size and the random effect of genetic drift, and this promotes the build up of the population mutation load which, in its extreme, causes a mutation meltdown and drives populations to extinction [ 19].
Contrast that with investors' behavior during another period of market extremes, the emerging-markets meltdown of 1998.
I have seen chimpanzees in extreme distress, they have meltdowns where they scream, cry, defecate, and urinate on themselves.
From the Arab Spring and the financial meltdown to weather extremes and civil conflict, we are experiencing rapid and sometimes wrenching change that no single sector can manage on its own.
Mr. Blanckaert said that the sudden currency fluctuations that had accompanied this meltdown had led to extreme instability in revenue and made it difficult to price products across markets.
