Nuclear magnetic resonance (NMR) offers a non-destructive, powerful, structure-specific analytical method for the identification of chemical and biological systems.
Crushing tax rates (the top income tax levy was 98%, the lowest 33%) and too powerful unions (whose destructive power was curbed by Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher in the 1980s) made Britain a chronic economic underachiever.
But even the most powerful air conditioning system is no match for the destructive power of human beings.
Visiting affected areas I remember finding it difficult to take in just how destructive and powerful the waves had been.
There were reasons for this, of course, mainly political: a complete displacement of the existing system would have been both too destructive of powerful interests and too radical for voters.
Corporations, particularly the elite banks and banksters that drove the global crisis are the most destructive, most powerful, and most entrenched interests in Italy.
There are dealers selling Mother Courage, a powerful, destructive drug costing 200 dinars ($2.50) a tab.
Powerful, destructive tropical cyclones are now reaching their peak intensity farther from the equator and closer to the poles, according to a new study co-authored by an MIT scientist.
The renewed engagement with oil materialities reveals important aspects of the everyday life of a resource and an industry that is as convoluted as it is complicated, powerful, destructive, ubiquitous, and ambiguous". "With essays from senior and emerging scholars alike, this is an 'oil book' like no other.
Other less destructive but incredibly powerful drivers for change are at work, and the coming year will be one of massive transformation in the enterprise.
The second demonstration of NPPs' powerful destructive potential occurred at Chernobyl NPP in Ukraine, seven years after the event at TMI.
