The late Stephen Jay Gould, for instance, coined the "shocking" terms "ultra-Darwinist" and "Darwinian fundamentalist" to hurl at him.
One such approach is strict finitism (although sometimes the terms ultra-finitism or ultra-intuitionism are used as well) that is not meant as a subtheory of other foundational theories but as an alternative on its own.
Any avid travelers out there have likely taken long-haul flights many times, but the new age of aviation has introduced a new term: ultra long-haul.
Plausible deniability, self-funding intelligence operations, and technology transfer from foreign R& D labs characterize the three key strategies of what I've termed Ultra Low Intensity Asymmetric Warfare.
However, the term "ultra" looks to be a major buzz word next year as it's used in other product names as well just without the word "book" following it.
New rule: no using the term "ultra portable" to describe a notebook that weighs "a mere 1.89kg" — roughly 4.2 pounds — and has a battery that tops out at just barely over three hours.
Fly cutting in ultra-precision machining (UPM), termed ultra-precision fly cutting (UPFC), is an intermittent cutting process in which a diamond tool is mounted with a spindle to intermittently cut a workpiece.
A novel micro-PCR-based detection method, termed ultra-rapid real-time PCR, was applied to the development of a rapid detection for Paenibacillus larvae (P. larvae) which is the causative agent of American Foulbrood (AFB).
At present, various minimally invasive and invasive treatment strategies have been recommended to treat urinary tract Stones, including shock wave lithotripsy (SWL), standard percutaneous nephrolithotomy (PNL), mini-PNL, retrograde intrarenal surgery (RIRS), micro-PNL, and a new technique termed ultra-mini PNL (UMP).
While holiday sales are set to be rosy this year, in the long term, ultra-rational shopping behaviors could be bad for business.
