The caveat was unnecessary: apart from a few strident high notes, Ms. Brewer gave a regal portrayal of Isolde, and sang with a power and solidity that built toward a transfixing "Liebestod".
For the next few years, she kept on experimenting, not always successfully — a group of paintings with holes cut in the canvas and backed with black velvet now look errant and unconvincing — but by 2012 the power and solidity of her earlier work were back.
As you go further up the range you will find this extra power and solidity allows you to turn more quickly and confidently.
The shining close of the first movement, especially, was stunning in its solidity and power: for this listener the first truly spine-tingling moment of the cycle.
(3) In addition to the (relatively) basic powers of natural inertia and solidity, Leibniz recognizes two further derived passive powers of bodies.
Only a handful of structures really stand in its way and interrupt it – the largest of them by far the rotting and magnificent hulk of Battersea power station, its stock-brick solidity a remarkable contrast to the Trespa all around.
The transformation to Leningrad in 1924, shortly after the death of Lenin, was supposed to demonstrate the solidity of Soviet power, even though, paradoxically, Lenin had not liked the city and had even stripped it of the status Peter had given it, restoring Moscow as the capital in 1918.
Their optimum operating conditions (maximum power coefficient) depend on rotor solidity and tip speed ratio [22].
There is an optimum rotor solidity at which power coefficient is the highest.
From the graph in Fig. 1, the solidity which maximizes power coefficient σ = 0.3 can be identified, which has a c pmax = 0.51 corresponding to λ = 3.0.
