The phrase "according to essence" is not commonly used in written English and may sound awkward.
It could be used in philosophical or abstract discussions where one is referring to the fundamental nature or intrinsic quality of something.
Example: "According to essence, the true nature of happiness lies in the pursuit of meaningful connections."
Alternatives: "in terms of essence" or "based on essence".
According to Essence, she created the Jordan cutout only because her initial date plans fell through. .
According to Essence magazine, Paula Abdul created the Running Man and taught the dance to Janet Jackson when she was her choreographer during Jackson's Control era.
According to ESSENCE, the document was created by Anthony Boynton, Anthony J. Williams, Daniel Johnson, and Henry Washington Jr. in collaboration with 16 other people. .
According to ESSENCE magazine, the 34-year-old actress and mom says she's continuing her journey to great health into the new year and she isn't going to let her hair stop her from doing it.
After several generations, according to essence of the GA, it tries to move to the best solution.
Infinite according to its essence, the will is finite in its action.
Hence they can agree entirely according to their essence.
For m=T, according to the essence of the rollout policy (42), we obtain a^{RL}(T) = argmaxlimits_{a in {{mathfrak{A}}}} mathbb{E}left{ kappa^{T} (a) + V_{mathcal{H}}^{T - 1} (Delta (T-1))right} (44).
Knowledge of things according to their essence is not an end in itself, but is that which must characterize the virtuous lifestyle of the philosopher: in him, in fact, theoretical knowledge is the prolegomenon to action, ethics, and politics.
For Althusser, however, both readings were "empiricist" inasmuch as each ascribed to Marx a theory of knowledge in which the subject, by means of a process of observation and abstraction, comes to know what an object really and truly is, according to its essence.
The center, then seems to still be found in Marx's phrase: man produces man...For me, what must be produced is not man identical to himself, exactly as nature would have designed him or according to his essence; on the contrary, we must produce something that doesn't yet exist and about which we cannot know how and what it will be.
