Sentence examples for can essentially only from inspiring English sources

"It can essentially only be observed through radio emission from atomic hydrogen red-shifted to several tens of MHz," say Crawford and co.

Section 2 bans discriminatory voting practices nationwide, but can essentially only be enforced after a law has gone into effect.

Note that due to the periodicity of (f_{ij_{i}}) the variable n can essentially take only the values from the set ({0, 1, ldots, omega -1}).

The categorisation of weapons can essentially be changed only when all the states and territories agree.

For a read, the RTC will output the registers contents at the next spi function call, so the spi can essentially send garbage only the clock and the received byte matter.

Conservatives who advocate a more privatized Medicare argue that a system of one-size-fits-all benefits, which can essentially be changed only by an act of Congress, with rigid regulations imposed by the federal government, is outmoded.

Assuming that the layer obtained under the these conditions was essentially only SDS, we can calculate an area of ≤70 Å per adsorbed surfactant molecule, which is of the expected order of magnitude.

By allowing only one potential message forwarder per road segment, the broadcast storm problem can essentially be alleviated.

Whoever holds them can essentially claim them.

Families can essentially be enslaved for generations.

Legislators can essentially draw their own districts.