Blood volume increases, less oxygen is needed to generate the same amount of power, the heart becomes more efficient, and muscles become more forceful and use less glycogen, their preferred fuel.
A flowing sway of the body and a liquid movement of the arms and hands characterize the women's style; stronger and more forceful movements are used by men.
In May, the ambassador made comments that were interpreted by some as a veiled rebuke of the administration's failure to act to end suffering in Syria -- and prompted comparisons to the more forceful rhetoric she used before joining the administration.
Level 3 would be implemented when traffic levels had exceeded the baseline by 5 10%, and would use more forceful measures such as steeper increases in parking fees, deliberately limiting the number of spaces available, and making some parts of downtown Aspen car-free zones.
She accuses climate scientists, for example, of using "more forceful language" (horrors!) and of seeking to "underplay the uncertainty that still exists" (without even an iota of evidence to support that contention).
Mr. McCall's campaign for governor, which has been dogged by a series of stumbles (some of them just plain silly), could probably use a more forceful and focused figure at the top.
Force Touch, as it is known on the Apple Watch, can detect a more forceful touch gesture and is used as a right click-like analogue.
Gen. Anthony McAuliffe of the United States, rejecting surrender at Bastogne in the World War II Battle of the Bulge, is also suspected of having used a more forceful expression than his recorded "Nuts!" But I digress.
In Apulia, it comes dressed with bitter greens like cima di rape, a kind of chicory, or with turnip tops, similar to the broccoli rabe used here, yet more forceful.
"We should use conditionality in a much more forceful and convincing way," he added.
