“Their new product will represent the extreme of what is possible on today's graphics cards.”

“The two extremes of the spectrum appear to remain in their own little bubbles for the most part.”

“This new suspicion drove Nigel to the very extremity of his patience.”

“Some rocks above water lie within a mile from the southern extremity of the island.”

“He clenched his teeth in the extremity of his anger and unavailing misery.”

“Meanwhile, Earth-dwelling extremophile microorganisms, both thermophilic and psychrophilic, are variously adapted to temperatures that would fry us or freeze us.”

“There will always be species that manage to survive the most catastrophic events, such as extremophile bacteria.”

“By now, at least a dozen different classes of extremophile have been studied, ranging from acidophiles to xerophiles.”

“The extremist parties only gain more support when the mainstream fails to denounce them.”

“The first step in solving such equations by the variational method is to show that the extremum is attained.”

“The Einstein equation can be derived as the solution to Euler-Lagrange equations that represent the stationary point, or extremum, of the action.”

“This data is associated with its measuring point, its event type, its beginning, its channel, its extremum and its length.”

“Thus, Bellocchio establishes the central contradiction between ideological extremism and everyday banalities.”

“Not having experienced the desperation of oppression, we have little purchase on the extremism it might engender.”

“Supporters of deradicalization view it as the strategy to counter violent extremism both at home and abroad.”

“Their very extremeness is often, indeed, state-dependent with regard to other psychiatric illness and general stress level.”

“The unadulterated ecstasy of before is hardly a memory, and the extremeness of his mood swings is now a dullness that consumes him in unchanging monotony.”

“The explicitness and the extremeness of the artifice is a marker of its authenticity.”

“His slogans and programs appeared to offer a middle way between the extremes of communism and a discredited liberal capitalism.”

“They like when I push them to the extremes of their body and they are always eager to please.”

“Between these two extremes the mountains are fairly barren with only little pockets of fertile soil.”

“Ongoing discoveries of extremophiles on Earth continue to inform all of us of how much there is to learn about life.”

“Microbes are microscopic organisms that can thrive in seemingly inhospitable environments and are sometimes referred to as extremophiles.”

“Studying extremophiles such as halophiles on Earth may provide insights helpful in our search for life elsewhere in the universe.”

“The cutter has a pair of windlassing lugs 1 and 3 which include enlarged portions 5 and 7 at their respective extremities.”

“At physical examination at the time of discharge, she was alert and able to converse and had limited flexion in the lower extremities.”

“Paralysis can involve all four extremities, a condition called quadriplegia or tetraplegia, or only the lower body, resulting in paraplegia.”

“He's accused of supporting extremists or radical groups in other countries as well, but Colombia is an sufficient place to start.”

“This wasn't just an argument of extremists, it was an argument of many people who were well grounded in biology.”

“That goes for right-wing extremists as much as for the left-wing ones who coined the phrase.”

“Additional distinct extrema in the negative regime of energy signify vicinal pairs that are hydrogen bonded.”

“The extrema displayed in this figure reflect the rigidity property of the protein.”

“The average concentration of the two extrema was taken to represent the average value of the metabolites during the oscillations.”