In 1970, a forceful high-speed debris avalanche in Peru triggered by an earthquake killed approximately 20,000 people (Schuster and Highland 2001).
Living in Trellick Tower became a badge of fashionable artistry even if long-term residents held far more ambivalent views of this forceful high-rise housing block.
These four polymorphisms were chosen because of definitive information about their association with endurance, exercise performance, muscle performance, generation of rapid forceful contraction, high values of VO2max and endurance elite status and also for reason that frequency data for these polymorphisms were available in the Indian population for comparison and computation of TGS.
He dresses the way one is supposed to dress (checked shirt, no tie), he dutifully repeats his applause lines at every stop ("Last time there was hope and change — this time it's 'We hope to change the subject' "), he takes his body through motions and gestures meant to read as forceful and high-energy — and nothing happens.
The tackle was late, so forceful and so high that Gómez was sent cartwheeling into the air higher than an N.F.L. player.
Later, during the time of Thomas Aquinas, the church moved toward more forceful support of high fertility and opposition to birth control.
She has a high, forceful voice that leaps above her band and grabs each melody, whether it's a long-lined, griotlike exhortation or a terse call and response.
The Bundys were from Boston, Lowells on their mother's side, and they were, to Auchincloss's mind, exactly what Peabody's school was designed to produce: brilliant, forceful men of high ideals, dedicated to public service, untempted by materialism.
If some things in it seem to have been shown their way -- as the critic Robert Stepto has pointed out -- by Robert Hayden, others, particularly in his earlier books, were profoundly engaged with the poetry of Hart Crane, both in their chastely forceful use of high diction and in their central quest for imaginative identity, as Harold Bloom has long recognized.
Brown was a man of nature, forceful action, and higher-law idealism.
