Harley displayed the Dark Customs, including the new-for-'08 Cross Bones, the most extreme development of the look, at a huge space in the Chelsea gallery district of Manhattan last month.
(This technique, which was first perfected in the verse novels of Robert Browning, in fact reached its most extreme development in the English language in poetry: in Ezra Pound's Cantos, T.S. Eliot's The Waste Land, William Carlos Williams Patersonn, and the many long poems influenced by them).
It might be supposed that, at its most extreme, this development would be objective, constructive aligning it with the critical theories stemming from Aristotle's Poetics.
Evolution of unisexual flowers entails one of the most extreme changes in plant development.
"The most extreme example of simultaneous development is when you have Alexander Graham Bell and Elisha Gray arriving at the patent office on the same day with the idea of the telephone," said Professor Winston, who is the author of "Media Technology and Society: A History From the Telegraph to the Internet".
Trace the most extreme trajectory of this development, and you do end up in a situation where Australia is deporting teenagers back to a country that's been wracked by civil war since 2013.
Among the most extreme examples of evolution of the reproductive organs in flowers is the development of unisexual flowers.
In the most extreme cases, often termed maximally indirect development, adults and larvae differ so dramatically that they were originally described as different animals.
Here, some of the most extreme genes were Hox genes involved in limb development and myogenesis (e.g., PRRX1, HOXD8 and MEOX2).
Research shows that untreated PPD can negatively affect a child's physical, emotional and cognitive development, and in its rarest and most extreme forms, PPD can result in self-harm or suicide.
