The middle latitudes constitute essentially a zone of modification, interaction, and mixing of the polar and tropical air masses.
The fine-scaled differentiation within Lake Saimaa contrasts markedly with the population structures of marine Baltic and Arctic ringed seals, in which breeding colonies located hundreds or even thousands of kilometres apart often constitute essentially panmictic units [ 72, 74].
When operated from a constant-frequency supply, the three-phase induction motor constitutes essentially a constant-speed drive, with the speed decreasing only 1 to 5 percent as load torque is increased from zero to rated value.
There is minimal or absent expression of TLR9 in monocytes, so their endosomal TLR profile constitutes essentially the opposite of that of DCs.
For a purpose to be manner specific, according to Mag Uidhir, is for it to be essentially constituted both by an action (or state of affairs) and a manner, such that the purpose is to perform that action (or bring about that state of affairs) in that particular manner.
This leads to a strong construal of the quantifiers which, as we have observed, essentially trivializes AC by rendering the antecedent of the implication constituting it essentially equivalent to the consequent.
Mr. Katchor wrote the libretto and also drew the images that are projected onto the video screens that essentially constitute the set.
These students are asking for what essentially constitute red-flag alerts to be placed, in some cases, upon the literature itself, or, at least, in class syllabuses, and invoked prior to lectures.
Built on 14 islands, 4 of which essentially constitute the city center, and shot through with a series of canals that lead to the 24,000 islands of Sweden's archipelago and eventually to the Baltic Sea, Stockholm offers a fantastic variety of aquatic activity.
Only with immense luck will his real goal — creation of the minimally acceptable terms for an American withdrawal — come into sight, providing a tiny fig leaf to mask what will essentially constitute a strategic American failure that was inherent nearly from the beginning in America's global military response to the challenge of 9/11.
With her black hair, beautiful face and sloping shoulders, she recalls images of Fonteyn in the role, and in the swooning, back-bending pas de deux that essentially constitute the ballet, she is ravishingly pliant and abandoned, then heart-rendingly, physically, broken in a passage of stuttering walks on point after being spurned by Armand.
