In a stand of 161, Root and Stokes first calmed the capacity crowd's fears and then put a smile on their faces.
A century on from the Great War, religion seems in many places to have retained its power to exacerbate strife but lost its capacity to calm and restrain.
This is easily absorbed by cash reserves, and individual investors over the past number of years have shown a remarkable capacity for calm and rational behavior in the face of wide swings.
That is to say, on the biggest of stages with emotions running high, there is a lot to be said for the capacity to calm down and focus on a small point on the ice – then dig deep and win.
But the piano pieces, played with perfect lucidity by Mr. Shevtsov, show us an assortment of other facets of Satie's experimentalism, sometimes revealing his remarkable capacity for calm sparseness, coupling Bach-like rigor with both irregularity and cosmic spaciousness.
That is, your capacity for calm, focused action and your resiliency in the face of today's frenetic, uncertain outer life.
Perhaps most enviable in Atticus's parenting (and hardest to achieve in reality) is the quality that the adult Scout describes as an "infinite capacity for calming turbulent seas".
Mutations in the NES eliminated the capacity of CALM-AF10 to immortalize murine bone-marrow cells in vitro and to promote development of acute myeloid leukemia in mouse models.
"John's outward calm, I knew, concealed a capacity for deep, burning anger," Polanski later wrote about his former friend.
But the most encouraging sign for Clijsters was her newfound capacity to project calm under the great pressure applied by the Williamses, whose sense of entitlement definitely applies to their home Grand Slam.
