Relatedly, in the era of biotechnology and genetic modification, it is striking that not just students, but the general public, may view modification of a single gene in an organism (e.g., the addition of the spider silk gene to goat embryos) as a fundamental change in the underlying essence of the organism, which implies a new biological identity and classification.
"For us, we never wanted to come in and change the essence of what the Berrics is about.
Objects always become other things in his work and change is the essence of the October holiday.
Similarly, Patient 11 described the health check as an "eye-opener" but not simply in terms of making lifestyle change, in the sense that embodied the essence of preventative medicine; it made patients aware that there were lifestyle-related diseases to which they may be susceptible and may be able to prevent.
Given that knowledge requires essence, and essence excludes change (in the case of the essential properties), Aristotle would have us deny that essence is predicable of particulars for the Plato of the middle period.
The details are complicated, but the change, in essence, allows employers to take tax deductions more often on the dividends they pay for company stock in 401(k) plans.
Note that the utility is always treated as a constant, and as shown in (17), does not change the essence of the way derivatives of the cost functions are calculated.
A tad too constricted in genre and length, said Mr. Gonshak, it slowly evolved into "Anything Goes!" (Change is of the essence here; "Poetry in the Morning" would sometimes morph into "Mystery in the Morning" and "Sci-Fi in the Morning").
However, using these values did not change the essence of the results reported in Table 3.
The essence is a change in the nature of Zionism.
