In his matches with the titans of the 30's, who included the likes of Big Bill Tilden, Ellsworth Vines, Fred Perry and John Van Ryn, Sutter relied on precision over power, finesse over speed, a placid demeanor over flamboyance.
This game served as another illustration of South Africa's immense power with the bat, albeit on a placid surface and against an attack lacking penetration.
In his words, Hansen wanted his work to express "the immutable calm of intellectual resolution, and the enormous power of trained physical strength, equally enthroned in placid triumph of scientific accomplishment", because "[t]he building of Hoover Dam belongs to the sagas of the daring".
In print, McNish's poems can seem reflective and relatively placid but when she reads them aloud they take on a different power, often with a forceful political message.
The Alexandrian community, a formerly walled placid community of beautiful spacious homes with running hot water and solar electrical power, a community not used to combating mayhem of any sort, yet were previously attacked by the barbaric Wolves, are now attacked by walkers.
The truck remains as in-your-face as ever, but more power and less weight will make it still faster – as will new Fox Racing Shox, which achieve more suspension travel to help keep the cabin relatively placid over big bumps.
The placid metal allows the anodes to hang closer to the cathodes, reducing the electrical resistance and thus the power needed to run the circuit.
Besides power, the 4Runner boasts something else you just won't find in other legit SUVs: a ride as placid as that of any crossover.
But evidence from a new and more complete pair of autopsies and three months of intensive investigation by India's top police agency have added surprising power to arguments that the women did in fact drown, as the Kashmiri authorities initially announced, in a normally placid stream swollen dangerously with glacial runoff.
