In Phoenix, Stoudemire partnered with Steve Nash for six years in one of the league's most potent pick-and-roll duos.
Watt's charging poles reach out from a bus to pick up a potent jolt of electricity from chargers, called totems, installed atop bus shelters along the route.
It is a horrible fact that people who for whatever reason feel compelled, in an art gallery, not to stand and look but to scribble, or throw acid, or pull out a hammer, tend to pick the most potent and authoritative works of art for their assaults.
To this end, they were handed some potent ammunition last week, when Mr. Bush picked Dick Cheney as his running mate.
Aside from the 2011 second-round pick Jabaal Sheard (a potent pass-rusher and phenomenal run anchor who is great sliding east-and-west), there is not a single notable threat up front.
Firearms are potent objects of power; someone who picks up a gun instantly alters his status and relationship to those around him.
"Are you ever sincere?" he asks over a moody, slow-motion shuffle, "Did they treat you like this when you showed up here?" The indignation is bracing, a potent new trick Shelton may have picked up from his wife, Miranda Lambert.
Using it fresh is challenging, though: especially when it is just picked, sage can be more potent than it appears and, if overused, can quickly wear out its welcome.
Pounding surf, driving winds, and a potent storm surge transformed the marshes by picking apart mats of dead grass, stirring up and disbursing soft underlying sediments, scouring several new channels, and depositing leftover sediment and debris in new areas.
Caffeic acid and Scopoletin were the 2 of the most potent compounds, so the 2 compounds were picked out as examples.
The most potent clones with inhibition ≥60% were picked and used for extraction and secondary assay testing.
