Sentence examples for extreme usage from inspiring English sources
Garner helped out by recollecting SNOOT, an acronym for "Syntax Nudniks of Our Time," described by the novelist David Foster Wallace as "this reviewer's nuclear family's nickname à clef for a really extreme usage fanatic, the sort of person whose idea of Sunday fun is to hunt for mistakes in the very prose of Safire's column".
Ten years ago, David Foster Wallace admitted in "Tense Present," one of his best and most charming essays, to being a "SNOOT," which he defined as a "really extreme usage fanatic, the sort of person whose idea of Sunday fun is to look for mistakes in Safire's column's prose itself".
The temporal scheme also caused extreme usage patterns, with the subjects either solving tasks very efficiently or very inefficiently, depending on whether they used the Back menu.
The double toggle mechanism is found to make the system insensitive to the operator's behavior; however, the system is vulnerable under extreme usage.
For example, to understand more fully both the importance of usage time and the possible consequences of extreme usage durations on snus constituent extraction would require a dedicated time-course study covering usage durations from 20 to 120 min [7].
Some think this extreme usage and integration into our day-to-day lives categorizes many people's relationship with the iPhone as an "addiction" or "obsession".
I have seen him in a room with more than 5,000 people, the catalyst for a demented havoc usually reserved for cases of extreme drug usage.
Our analysis has identified both extreme codon usage patterns and biological trends in specific gene sets.
The measurement ranges between 0 and 1, with a value of 1 indicating extreme codon usage bias.
ENC values range from 20, which indicates extreme codon usage bias using only one of the possible synonymous codons for the corresponding amino acid, to 61, which indicates no bias using all possible synonymous codons equally for the corresponding amino acid.
In relation to the use of health-care services, only the comparison of the extreme groups "high usage" and "no usage" proved statistically significant.
