Her mother, who was quite extreme too – stern, strict and unhappy with domestic life – often beat her precocious little daughter black and blue, then sent her to live with her grandmother for a while.
Most of his lines fall somewhere between these two extremes of strict adherence to and open defiance of the meter.
And, as Wheeler noted, by 1899 the way forward lay between the extremes of strict preformation or epigenesis.
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].
Its legal system uses an extreme version of strict Islamic law -- one that is incompatible with a genuinely free society.
In the extreme case of strict local mating and a single breeding female per patch, the model predicts that the reproductive female should produce only the minimum number of sons needed to fertilize all her daughters.
Another critic, Alaska state epidemiologist John Middaugh, complains that some panelists were "among the most extreme proponents" of stricter levels.
The judge declared that the limits were too strict, too "extreme" because once a politico's time in a certain office was up, he or she couldn't hold that office again during his or her lifetime.
Chen and Cui (see [15, 16]) gave the criteria forcomplex extreme points and complex strict convexity in Orlicz function spaces equippedwith the p-Amemiya norm, and for complex mid-point locally uniform rotundityand complex rotundity of Orlicz sequence spaces equipped with the p-Amemiyanorm.
He told VICE in an email that he views his work as having a unique visual language consisting of "oozing rot, dripping cobwebs, worms and maggots, extreme detail, and a strict adherence to black and white pen and ink work".
