Ms. Forbes, so fine as Helena in the same company's "All's Well That Ends Well" a few years ago, gives it its due in a performance of wonderful strength and dignity, allowing the play to sustain its emotional force straight through to the end.
That doesn't mean this CD sustains its initial force and allure all the way through.
The four sections of Performance Histories represent different approaches to sustaining that force, while investigating its constitutive ambiguities.
"Continued high attrition increases the overall cost of sustaining the force and creates a burden on recruiting and training structures".
But what is striking is that he satirises the excesses of religious fervour without patronising the urban poor for whom it is a sustaining force.
For pushing/pulling tasks measured data in the field include nature of task (pushing or pulling), initial force, sustained force, hand height, distance pushed/pulled and duration of push/pull in seconds.
The text is a sustaining force, a point of reference for religion's power of explanation.
Other Russian officials were more muted than Gerasimov, saying Russia would act only if its forces sustained a direct hit; then, last week, Russia's Ambassador to Lebanon said that any and all American missiles would be shot down, and their launch sites targeted.
Thus, while PJ34 appeared to delay fatigue by sustaining force production over the early series of contractions (<60 contractions), it did not improve the rate of fatigue per se after 60 contractions.
Her sustaining force, however, is an unswerving commitment to art – her own, and that of others.
The collusion of latent interests among executives can become the central theme and sustaining force of an organization structure of top management.
