The first two dances, both new, were essentially examples of the tiresome strike-an-attitude modern-dance genre popular in small, performer-driven modern dance troupes today.
We shall show that the examples given in Remarks 7 and 13 are essentially the unique examples of non-trivial Čebyšëv JBW∗-subtriples.
These studies showed that the genomes of Prunus species are essentially collinear, for example in peach and apricot [ 20, 21], and peach and sweet cherry [ 22, 23].
These examples are essentially focused on instruction recovery but the algorithms also work on data recovery or on a combination of both instruction and data recovery.
While data for red algae are essentially lacking, the few examples reported so far for green and brown algae argue against regular co-transmission of plastid and mitochondria in isogamous algal species 84, 85.
Some camps of refugees from Sudan in Ethiopia, for example, are essentially run by the Sudan People's Liberation Army, and relief workers must carefully negotiate their access.
Various specializations within medicine follow such topographic or systemic divisions, so that there are physicians who are essentially vascular surgeons, for example, or clinicians who are specialized in gastrointestinal disease.
(Ayatollahs, for example, are essentially the equivalent of Catholic cardinals).
The argument here is that the same inferential mechanisms underlie apparently diverse functions (action, cognition and perception) but are essentially the same; for example, in the visual cortex for vision, the insula for interoception, the motor cortex for movement and proprioception.
The critic assumes that, for example, humans are essentially non-omniscient.
