Most of us reach peak alertness at 10am, coordination is best at 2pm, reaction times are fastest around 3pm and muscle strength climaxes at 5pm.
Davis has an instinctive sense of when to leave things well alone, so each of the three movements unfolds with total inevitability, and builds its climaxes with granite strength.
The climax of the population strength and brood nest dimension is reached from the middle to the end of June (e.g. Seeley, 1985; Wille, 1985; Winston, 1987; Liebig, 1994; Imdorf et al., 1996).
And when that chorus comes together on the show-stopping numbers that end the first act and climax at the end, the strength of the full-bodied orchestra and the excellent voices throughout shine.
But the filmmakers' story, which gains strength slowly, comes to a climax in an abrupt moment of violence, and, in the end, "Bubble" leaves one impressed by its crabby, unyielding vision of an America suffocating in banality.
March 1943 saw the climax of the U-boats' good fortune: their strength rose to 240; they sank in that single month 627,377 tons of shipping; and, in the greatest convoy battle of the war, when 20 of them attacked two convoys merged into one, they sank 21 ships (141,000 tons) out of 77 with the loss of only one of their own number.
10) The film climaxes with the apes collating their vast strength and intellect to perform the act that Caesar's been dreaming of for so long – scaring one specific horse a bit.
Elaine wrote with graphic detail of feeling empowered by certain parts of her body, their seductive strength, and her ability, often times, to climax in unison with the men who were paying her.
Hillary Clinton's testimony before the congressional committees in September was the triumphal climax of nine months in which her formidable political strengths — as advocate, proselytizer, marketer, and strategist — had been deployed to advantage.
