Sentence examples for are made essentially from inspiring English sources
Works that are made essentially of 1930s bric-a-brac are too fragile to go on loan (to see his dead parrot, visit the Museum of Modern Art in New York), but in later life, at his studio in Mallorca, Miró translated the rough and ready bricolage of the surrealist object into permanent bronze, often on a monumental scale.
"The labels are making essentially no money from their music in China because people downloaded illegally with impunity," Gandhi says.
High-fructose corn syrup is made essentially by soaking corn kernels to extract corn starch, and using enzymes to turn the glucose in the starch into fructose.
Economists and officials with a detailed knowledge of China's position have said repeatedly that China would be willing to help, but only if its loans could be made essentially risk-free.
"That improved the precision of the algorithm by more than twice by improving the way the convolution is made — essentially the subdivision of pictures".
The basic method used to produce a parametrix for the Laplacian is part of a more general construction, by G. Mendoza and the second author, but since this is not yet available the present paper has been made essentially self-contained.
Cuticle preparations of embryos were made essentially as described [53].
Sequencing libraries were made essentially as described (Quail et al., 2012).
Human 24 color M-FISH paint was made essentially following the "pooling" strategy described (Geigl et al., 2006).
Until now, in these provinces, the diagnosis of meningitis was made essentially on the basis of clinical signs, and biologic confirmation was uncommon.
