It's tough to know where the homage stops and the wink begins with Cold Cave — in essence the one-man vision of Mr. Eisold — which over the last few years has been building up to this flawless recapturing of an era that most nostalgists have begun to let go.
The model we propose to explain this phenomenon incorporates activity previously observed in cold-shock proteins, however, the essence of our model assigns cold-shock proteins a new systemic role in Ca. Pelagibacter ubique cells with the apparent result of focusing protein synthesis on transporters that target a missing essential nutrient.
By heartlessly showing the assorted Heidis, Troys and Katrinas the door, Mr. Trump -- that essence of the cold-blooded New York executive -- is effectively saying: "You have failed me.
Since the cold war Cubans have, in essence, enjoyed automatic rights to political asylum and permanent residency the moment they set foot on American soil.
In essence, in this cold salad (I like the contrast between warm cheese, toast and cool vegetables), you need to elaborate and expand on the chief characteristics of the goat's cheese (acidity primarily, but also sweetness and more metallic, mineral flavours), in way that offsets its claggy texture, richness and, at times, overwhelmingly "goaty" flavour.
In essence he got cold feet even though the shop was performing well.
American policymakers, including Kennan and John Foster Dulles, acknowledged that the Cold War was in its essence a war of ideas.
This reiterates the essence of the Cold War -- a cultural conflict about the scope of politics -- all over again.
Add vanilla essence and enough cold water to the powdered sugar to form a thick paste.
When these storms do hop the Gulf Stream toward New Jersey, they hit colder water, which serves, in essence, to start killing them off.
