It's got potency, resonance.
If something is in potency in terms of its essence, it is in potency in terms of its existence.
As Jenkins puts it, "her most potent legacy was potency itself".
The parameters that SC Labs tests for are potency and composition of cannabinoids, and contaminants.
It's also price, potency and the bang for the buck.
At least the manner in which Darren Fletcher rose from anonymity to dispossess Tugay in the build-up to Louis Saha's goal, which edged United back ahead, offering a flash of the aggression this side too often lack, even if it was the potency of the hosts' attack which proved critical.
Bonaventure begins by distinguishing the consideration of matter from the actual existence of matter in the order of natural history.[20] We may consider matter simply as a constitutive principle of things and as such it is pure potency; this is the way that the concept of matter functions in Aristotle's Physics and, to Bonaventure's mind, how Augustine spoke of matter in the Confessions.
It's arguable that the potency of contemporary British menswear, and, in particular, the prevailing notions of transgression and gender display, owe much to Bowie's sartorial innovations and experimentations during this crucial period of his career.
As a rule of thumb: if you'd discovered it in a drawer after a year and you'd taken no special precautions, I wouldn't be surprised if it had lost 2 to 3percentt, but unless it was literally soggy when it went into a drawer, I don't think it's an amount of potency loss you should adjust your dosage for.
Yet for all the Bush campaign's potency, it is the same organization whose top officials fully expected the governor to win the New Hampshire primary.
