He was extraordinarily active, with a great love of hunting and a readiness to travel that gave him a knowledge of England matched by few other monarchs.
Innovative and passionate, he was extraordinarily active as a head, possessing, as one colleague put it, a unique blend of intelligence, humanity and wit - the epitome of an excellent comprehensive school leader, always deeply concerned with the academic and pastoral needs of all his pupils whatever their ability.
Many are mere shells, but others are extraordinarily active.
His resume states that he is "extraordinarily active in minority recruiting".
Scrapbook Internet chat rooms are extraordinarily active, with warm and supportive messages flying back and forth 24 hours a day.
There may be much in that: Mr Mohammed is reckoned by American intelligence agencies to have been extraordinarily active in terrorism, in many parts of the world.
Annette Kowalczyk, a retiree, and her trusty dog, Beau, were extraordinarily active last month, relishing long walks through her suburban Chicago neighborhood — a pleasant change from last winter, when icy sidewalks and bitter cold made their favorite pastime downright treacherous.
The find was surprising for a number of reasons, mostly because the cluster - a collection of objects with more mass than 400 billion Suns - is extraordinarily active.
For example, steroid estrogens, like the pharmaceutical ethinyl estradiol (EE2), are known to be extraordinarily active in fish at low to sub-ng/L concentrations [5, 6], and are found in many WWTP effluents at effect concentrations [7, 8].
The differential expression seen in T. brucei forms probably reflects differences in the physiology of these cells: endocytosis is minimal in T. brucei insect forms, while it is extraordinarily active in bloodstream forms [4], which correlates well with LdARL-1 involvement in endocytosis.
EGFR downstream elements, which directly stimulate proliferative and survival signaling, are extraordinarily active in tamoxifen-resistant (TAM-R) cells [ 10- 12].
