Cooper expounds on her theories about the unique mission and influence of women, namely "to put in the tender and sympathetic cord in nature's grand symphony, and counteract, or better, harmonize the diapason of mere strength and might" (VAJC, 75).
Dimensionality: Individual dominance (antagonistic fitness, a capacity to take and keep something against the will of a fellow group-mate) is essentially one-dimensional since, in animals, it ultimately rests on mere strength and fighting ability.
Charging power is an "immense power to strike at citizens, not with mere individual strength, but with all the force of government itself," he said.
This is a film saga in which Jedi powers trump mere corporeal strength and dexterity a dozen times out of a dozen.
The Times, in 1906, celebrated the dawn of the forward-passing era as an opportunity to "open up the game," and to showcase speed and skill instead of mere brute strength.
You know, there's more space between these big hits, so there's more opportunity for these big hits". The Times, in 1906, celebrated the dawn of the forward-passing era as an opportunity to "open up the game," and to showcase speed and skill instead of mere brute strength.
What's more, the players were now very different to those of old, displaying technical ability, skill and nimbleness, rather than mere physical strength and athleticism.
Mere physical strength is what defines the dominance.
She also opined that "Harambe was most likely not going to separate himself from that child without seriously hurting him first (again due to mere size and strength, not malicious intent)." Clearly the zookeepers agreed with the latter.
The regular Army could draw on a mere 15 half-strength infantry divisions in the southern counties, and only 463 tanks.
Empedocles revolted against the denial of the reality of motion and plurality that was made by his Eleatic predecessors on the strength of mere logic.
