Sentence examples for order of extremes from inspiring English sources

Traditionalist Nintendo are apparently struggling to fit in with a new gaming world order of extremes ranging from the equivalent of daytime TV to HBO cool.

Cat cafés, where lattes often come served with accidental feline hair toppings and a side order of extreme cuteness, were popularized in Taiwan and are now found across the world.

In order to derive the higher-order expansions of extremes from the GED ( v ), we cite some results from Peng et al. [4, 6].

In this short note, the aim is to establish a higher-order expansion for the distribution of normalized maxima from the GED ( v ) for v > 0. For some recent related work on uniform convergence rates and higher-order expansions of extremes for given distributions, see Liao and Peng [8] for the log-normal distribution, and Liao et al. [9, 10] for skew distributions.

This would minimize the effect of the extreme and order-of-magnitude variations within the data points, and result a better identification of the spatial structure.

This paper focuses on this topic and applies the main results to derive the high-order expansions of moments of extremes.

In this section, we present the asymptotic expansions of density for the normalized maximum formed by the (operatorname{GED} v)) random variables and its applications to the higher-order expansions of moments of extremes.

The main results are applied to derive the higher-order expansions of the moments of extremes.

Exclusion of lattice shear leads to errors for by over an order of magnitude in the extreme, unlike void-free solid beams where shear is a higher order effect.

The current study was performed under kinetically and thermodynamically relevant conditions comprising retention factors from close to zero up to the order of 50 100 under most extreme conditions, while a linear chromatographic flow velocity up to 4 mm/s, in some instances up to 7 mm/s, was realized.

They were then asked to arrange the remaining five scenarios in between these two extremes, in order of increasing risk.