This argument appears even more forceful for those who believe that the only reason that we can acquire knowledge of microscopic events and microscopic laws, is precisely the fact that microscopic events, in certain situations, have effects upon observable events.
He had several years to do something forceful for the 99percentt and (for whatever reason) he chose an utterly pusillanimous "wait-and-see" posture.
Mr. Beardsley considers Ms. Bargmann "among the most forceful advocates for this kind of work in the U.S".
David Enoch (2005) has recently made a forceful case for this problem.
In conclusion, this study revealed that GE interactions were an important source of rice yield variation, and its AMMI biplots were forceful for visualizing the response of genotypes to environments.
Be a little too forceful, for instance, and your team's output may improve some but vitality will take a hit, and weakened morale will eventually undercut productivity.
On a neutral court, the Scarlet Knights were nowhere near as forceful for 40 minutes as they had been six days earlier in dismantling favored Auburn, 80-52.
So the final, 11th simile, which closes the poem, is the more forceful for being repeated – like a closing, extended chord.
These sections of the book are perhaps the least forceful, for no other reason than that they cover the most familiar territory.
A single Ca2+ ion can thus probably utilize most of the volume, making the excluded-volume argument regarding crowded environments (51) less forceful for Ca2+.
