This is consistent with the probable presence of relatively large and forceful forelimb flexor and extensor musculature in S. fatalis as evidenced by prominent muscle scars and expanded attachment areas positioned to improve mechanical advantage [2], [12], [35], [36].
Though its membership has always been relatively small, the Libertarian Party became a forceful voice for limiting government regulation of Americans' economic and political lives.
Other state constitutions, where wording is less forceful, leave benefit protections relatively open to interpretation.
Studies of grip strength typically examine maximum force during a single repetition, but this type of exertion is relatively rare in the workplace, where tasks frequently involve repeated forceful dynamic grasping or prolonged static holding.
The concept of blitzkrieg was formed by Prussian military tactics of the early 19th century, which recognized that victory could come only through forceful and swift action because of Prussia's relatively limited economic resources.
Jeff Flake is a relatively anonymous Republican senator from Arizona who has just published a remarkably forceful book, titled — in a nod to Barry Goldwater — "Conscience of a Conservative".
Unlike many other government budget items at a time of forceful cost cutting by local governments, health care benefits are relatively secure because they often are awarded as a result of union bargaining.
Because China's urban land development is facilitated by relatively comprehensive regulatory changes (Weinstein and Ren 2009), "rule violation" has become a forceful and resonant frame.
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.
