"If one extreme is simple conservation, that is, leaving something to die, this is the other extreme," Grassi conceded when he showed a visitor around the site.
Their action is extreme and simple: one image -- call it anti-Rockwell -- depicts a sweet-faced grandmother sewing a young man's lips together.
Twentieth-century behaviorist principles tended to encourage this view, but no prominent treatment of self-knowledge accepts this view in its most extreme and simple form.
Moore offers what looks at first like an extreme and simple version of 'Legal Moralism', the view that "all and only moral wrongs should be criminally prohibited" (1997: 662), but in fact the implications of his account are less dramatic than this might suggest.
We rather focus on extreme representative simple cases.
At one end of the extreme are simple drug trials with fixed-dose drugs requiring only specification of the chemical entity, dose, frequency and duration of treatment.
At the other extreme, the simpler the system, the more such manoeuvres offend, and the easier it is to retain the simplicity.In Britain, election notwithstanding, tax simplification is nowhere on the agenda: why not? George Bush has at least appointed a commission to look into tax reform.
Perhaps the most important part of modern agricultural research is happening between the two extremes of simple observation and deep molecular introspection.
Hart considered two extremes: a simple society with no differentiation of governance from other institutions and modern, municipal legal systems that have distinct institutions for adaptation, policing, adjudication, and sanctioning.
The availability of data on food consumption is extremely variable between countries, from individual weighed diary records at one extreme down to simple population statistics at the other.
