They note that these consequences have become more frequent in the last three decades, in line with what has happened as a result of other highly unusual extreme weather events.
On the basis of the data discussed above, it is apparent that the weld load for all the synthesized additives is observed to lie beyond 4,900 N and all of them behave as highly effective extreme pressure lubrication additives.
Increasingly, the highly acclaimed extreme winter sports competition and festival -- which takes place this weekend in Aspen, Colo.
Applying artificial selection to laboratory populations generates highly divergent extreme populations for the phenotype of interest.
That race showed he has some tactical speed, the lack of which has cost many highly touted extreme-distance stayers from the UK in previous Melbourne Cups (think Drum Taps, Double Trigger, Yeats etc).
Their approach, characterised by fierce dynamic contrasts, jagged phrasing and explosive fortissimos, suits Messiaen's highly coloured extremes of rapture and religious awe far more convincingly than it does Debussy's much more svelte textures, in which van Raat and Austbo seem to mistake capriciousness for emotional turmoil.
That befits a politician brought up in the slums of Istanbul, a city with great and highly visible extremes of wealth.Apart from Mr Gul and the American-educated economy minister, Ali Babacan, few of the AK Party's ministerial team speak foreign languages, but outsiders who know them are impressed by their efficiency.
The key to climate livability is building a durable, dynamic civilization that is highly resilient to extreme heat, extreme cold, floods, storms, and so on.
Those highly skilled, or extreme, in systemising may be on the autistic spectrum, with neurosis and zero empathy at its extreme.
The @bankofengland #Brexir analysis is highly speculative and extreme.
Ethiopia is highly vulnerable to extreme weather variability, particularly erratic rainfall.
