Sentences with phrase «at the extreme ends»

At the extreme end, $ 4,300 will get you the Dallas Cowboys experience, which includes field access, player introductions, seats for the game and rooms at the team hotel.

Still, it's a pretty accurate perspective, especially if you find yourself at the extreme ends of the Innovation Quotient scale!

Steib said it's been proven that «if you have a lot of stress, at the extreme end of the range, you become a poorer decision maker, you have a very hard time performing tasks, and you underperform other people in cognitive and physical feats when you're highly stressed out,» Steib said.

At the extreme ends of this continuum, certainly, are groups respectively empowered along all the axes, on the one hand, and groups empowered along none of them, on the other.

And finally, at the extreme end of the known spectrum, comes the thinking incandescence of the human brain.

At the extreme end of the evangelical spectrum are those like Michael O'Laughlin of the Evangelical Orthodox Church.

because when I pipe my cannelloni I do nt get such a clean result at their extreme end and that what I want to obtain same (even if I» not as talented as you are, I would be happy if you can advive me to achieve this result) beautiful looking than yours.

As you see in the table above, experience can be a little more powerful on defense, at least at the extreme end.

They are just at the extreme end of the «crying continuum.»

When compared to the typically shy and timid child, most children with Selective Mutism are at the extreme end of the spectrum for timidity and shyness.

At the extreme end, Congress might refuse to certify an electoral college result, so only the other state votes would count.

At the extreme end this has seen parents feed burgers to their children through school gates after the government enforced new healthier school meals.

«By doing this we were able to, for the first time, conceptualise such experiences as potentially representing endeavours at the extreme end of human agency, that is making choices to engage in activity which may in certain circumstances lead to death.

«We found that, apart from slight biases at the extreme ends of the political spectrum, people in Oklahoma — a state where the concept of «global warming» traditionally gets quite a chilly reception — readily perceived feedback from the climate system.»

In the report, an international team of climate scientists warns policy - makers that levels of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere are at the extreme end of predictions made only in 2007, and that natural CO2 sinks such as oceans are becoming saturated.

At the time, other scientists postulated that at the extreme end of an organism's life span, its chances of dying from one year — or day — to the next increase at a set, exponential rate; Vaupel and Carey's goal was to determine whether that assumption was valid.

At the extreme end of this spectrum, some people are completely disabled and unable to function, and we call this «Environmental Illness» or «Multiple Chemical Sensitivity» (an older term).

At the extreme end, we might avoid leaving the house altogether.

At the extreme end there would be those who instantly log off and don't go back for a significant amount of time — if ever.

, but it can become fraudulent at the extreme end of the scale.

At the extreme end of learner - choice, some corporate training pros construct the entire presentation as a choose - your - own - adventure course.

While some substitutes are excellent, at the extreme end, Cherry Rice discovered numerous stories about substitutes getting assaulted or having inappropriate relationships with students.

He's not alone — a poll recently found that two - thirds of Americans hadn't even heard of Common Core — and that's unfortunate because it leaves the door open for those at the extreme ends of the political spectrum to step into the vacuum.

The first is that you are talking about particular individuals, at the extreme end of the competence scale, and therefore analyses of the generality of teachers are unlikely to apply.

Based loosely on the Hyundai i30 hatchback - also launched in Paris - the RN30 falls at the extreme end of the hot hatchback segment, with heavily blistered bodywork (it's 30 mm wider than the production i30, and 84 mm lower), large front and rear aerodynamic elements and a powerful drivetrain.

At the extreme end of writing dogma we have Hollywood screenwriter Blake Snyder's book, Save the Cat!

This'll mean more devices at the extreme ends of the price scale.

At the extreme ends of the pricing spectrum, the most expensive plans belong to the Omaha World Herald ($ 6.25 digital & $ 8.74 to include Sunday print) while the least expensive plans belong to the Daily Gazette in Schenectady, N.Y. ($ 1.25 digital & $ 1.50 to include Sunday print).

That's at the extreme end.

At the extreme end you have properties that are more of less a write off (being sold off my mortgage lenders and insurance companies for example, after fire damage, evidence of subsidence, etc) and for these properties you can't even get mortgages, so the only eligible buyers are the ones with enough cash not only to buy it but also deal with all the problems.

Also, unfortunately this model does not yet come in sizes at the extreme ends of small or large.

Mr. Khan, who now lives in Egypt, created a multi-speaker sound installation playing string instruments and hushed voices in a park at the extreme end of the Arsenale, the former naval site that hosts most of the show.

Secondly, the range of solar changes from 1700 is from 0.05 % to at the extreme end 0.5 %, however, the potential range from 1850 onwards is smaller, and since 1950 has probably declined or stayed steady.

Gavin also identified the time dependant inconsistencies between solar insolation and measured temperatures: 1st response: «Secondly, the range of solar changes from 1700 is from 0.05 % to at the extreme end 0.5 %, however, the potential range from 1850 onwards is smaller, and since 1950 has probably declined or stayed steady.»

I stand by the points I made regarding the use of the extreme scenarios to drive policy without any clarification that they are both hypothetical and at the extreme end of the range.

But as illustrated in the figure below, simply extrapolating this correlation forward in time puts the Antarctic temperature in the near future somewhere upwards of 10 degrees Celsius warmer than present — rather at the extreme end of the vast majority of projections (as we have discussed here).

If it turns out not to be a UN agreement, then - at the extreme end of things - the UN climate convention could effectively be dead as the powerful world's favoured instrument for controlling emissions.

I think a simple realization by some that there is a spectrum of psychological types related to the issue of AGW, and that at the extreme ends we have «alarmists» on one end and «deniers» on the other which are more similar to each other psychologically because they are emotionally attached to the issue or ideologically attached and 100 % are certain of their position.

Like other alarmists in the climate debate, Brown is satisfied with repeating the sound bites and self - serving pseudoscience of those at the extreme end of the scientific debate, and dismisses the extensive research that contradicts that view.

Uranus is at the extreme end with a tilt of ~ 98 degrees; this would induce a very different structure of solar heating (where at certain times the North or South pole would be receiving most of the sunlight, and allow for a large migration of the solar «hotspot» over the course of one Uranian year); this should drive a different atmospheric circulation than on Earth.

There was no suggestion that the PKK fell at the extreme end of the continuum referred to in R (on the application of Gurung).

Following Sands v Singh, the recommendation has gone out to trustees to review divorce settlements which appear to be at the extreme ends of reasonableness.

At the extreme end is a growing trend where attorneys are actually establishing mobile law offices in cars, vans and campers.

At the extreme end of the curve are the senior drivers that often pay the most for insurance along with teenage drivers.

Automattic, the company behind content management and blogging platform WordPress, as well as a host of cloud - based social content services, is at the extreme end of this trend.

According to Hsieh, whose company values include fun and a little weirdness, it's not really important what number you choose, unless it's at the extreme end, such as one or ten.

Then we can really get on with the hard business, which is actually helping those that are at the extreme end of need.

CD, at the extreme end of the spectrum, is one of a triad of closely related and overlapping patterns of difficult and challenging behaviour known as disruptive behaviour disorders (DBD) which includes attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) and oppositional defiant disorder (ODD).

At the extreme ends, some individuals can not tolerate either being alone or too close; either one creates intolerable pain.

Fifth, it is possible that the association between parental alcohol use and offspring outcomes is only evident at the extreme end of alcohol consumption.