As with all games, it's what goes on up front that matters, but the Scarlets pack coped with the force that is Perpignan and, in Stephen Jones, have the consummate fly-half to move them around the park.
Yet the West Africans could not cope with the force of home advantage and the terrible condition of the pitch, which had been waterlogged in a torrential downpour before Wednesday's matches.
Our hypothesis is that the meniscus plays an important role in force transmission; therefore, in control subjects the shape of the meniscus could be influenced by the loading, but also should be adapted to cope with the force transmission required during daily activities.
Endless loop strings are ideal for recurve bows, because the bow design can more easily cope with the force of the string.
The home-made drone has a long body — which the Guardian notes is likely have been added to make sure that the effect of the recoil is minimised, since the distance lets it cope with the forces better.
Transformers must be designed to cope with the forces generated by an occasional load fault, so that all have the capability to handle a few cycles of, perhaps, 20 times rated current.
When it comes to learning how buildings cope with the forces generated in a natural disaster, size often does matter.
Los Angeles is still coping with the change forced upon it by the death of a beloved food critic, the only one to win a Pulitzer Prize.
Rainer Bauböck adds that this does not mean that politicians, and other actors involved in migration policymaking, do not have to cope with the real force of the progressive's dilemma in political discourse.
The major driving force behind coping with the past was the student protests in the 1960s.
