I am proud of that ethic, proud that my colleagues can be reliably counted on to "do the right thing". This is what we teach our students, and this is the basic essence of professionalism.
It was an important lesson because sometimes, as entrepreneurs or as women, we don't understand the transferability of skills, that you can take the basic essence of management and apply it to a different set of industries.
None of the recent fascinating discoveries about the huge viral diversity and its undeniable role in cellular evolution actually challenge the basic essence of viruses: they are strict molecular parasites unable to transform energy and matter.
The Hidden Words is another book written by Bahá'u'lláh during the same period, containing 153 short passages in which Bahá'u'lláh claims to have taken the basic essence of certain spiritual truths and written them in brief form.
Hence to maintain the basic essence of all these schemes, MiMSABC deploys a multiple swarm populations that are characterized by different and unique perturbation strategies.
Watching Gonz skate is to be reminded that the basic essence of the sport is a novel act of the imagination.
The unified brain mind theoretical OA model explicitly captures (though in an informal way) the basic essence of brain functional architecture, which indeed constitutes a theory of consciousness.
The basic essence is rerouting money in one location where you don't like the taxation rules to another location - one that is stable and reliable - where there aren't as many, or any.
"What I think it will be effective at is reframing the basic essence of climate change as a moral issue - indeed, a moral imperative," said Michael MacCracken, chief scientist for climate change programs at the Climate Institute in Washington.
Why would Kellogg's spend more than $790,000 to defeat Prop 37? After all, we all know that the basic essence of the bill is to give consumers more information on labels -- that if your product contains GMO ingredients, we have the right to know that.
