Nothing about this scene has changed, in essence, since Hemingway, Orson Welles and Ava Gardner pitched up in Pamplona to sit in the front row and chomp on fat cigars.
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.
One can argue that, while the serious dramas we like to see, the tales of hatred and revenge, haven't changed in essence since Sophocles, our interest in shock tactics goes on evolving until we need to see ever-more startling and transgressive material.
These individuals cannot survive a change in essence, but they can survive a change in their accidental properties.
While much has changed drastically over the past half-century, the basic principles laid down by the first editor and his advisers have not changed in essence.
46– 48 Lifestyle change is, in essence, behavior change, and behavior change is recognized as the intermediate outcome of diabetes education.
An interesting case has been made for saying that this political aspect was secondary and that the Cleisthenic changes were in essence and intention a military reform.
As the authors put it: "This is important because whilst there are clear arguments which can be made concerning the level of scientific consensus and degree of confidence in an anthropogenic component to climate change, doubts concerning personal and societal responses to climate change are in essence more disputable".
Since then shellfish farming has not changed much in essence but with the advantages of modern technology, farmers are able to breed millions of oysters per year.
