A significant number of physicalist philosophers subscribe to the task of reconciling the existence of intentionality with a physicalist ontology (for a forceful exposition see Field 1978, 78-79).
Secretary of Defense William S. Cohen, the lone Republican in Mr. Clinton's cabinet, was the administration's most forceful advocate of fielding missile defenses as soon as possible.
If the solar wind is forceful, the tangled fields will realign into a stable pattern, opening a brief magnetic gap.
But a forceful effort to shape the field on the ballot in critical races has fueled questions about the propriety of a president's using his power to pick winners and to stifle competition within his own party.
Confident that the stitch would dissipate, convinced that his competitors had weakened, Rop made a final move in a race of clever and forceful surges to win in a field of 32,185 entrants in 2 hours 8 minutes 7 seconds.
It is particularly interesting for those dermatological practitioners in this field to read the forceful views of eminent dermatologists, but repetition makes it irritating to synthesise a consensus.
It sounded forceful as the players took to the field, but the competitive gap between the two sides reduced the encounter to something curious rather than gripping.
For years, Adrian Benepe, the parks commissioner, has been a forceful advocate of the safety of turf fields made with shredded rubber.
The acquisition adds a forceful player to what is already a crowded field of companies aiming to deliver streamed entertainment to the living room.
But like England, Wales now have strong replacement options in most areas and Paul James, apart from conceding a penalty, was a forceful presence in his 35 minutes on the field.
