Despite the difficulty, the writer must somehow express the essence of a masterpiece, thereby achieving a kind of ekphrasis, in which the art of writing attempts to capture in words the essence and form of the visual art of painting.
When we conceive of a thing in a complex manner, we consider that thing according to its metaphysical structure, and so according to its many levels of being and kinds of essence.
From a control perspective, the realization of whole-system thinking requires the components, relationships between them and the overall performance of the EV system to achieve some goals, processes or trends, and is, in essence, a kind of development control.
The Eagle was, in essence, the kind of segment-busting product that engineers and marketers spend entire careers trying to create.
This doctrine of essences and kinds is often called Aristotelian essentialism.
In essence, that kind of comparison is what ROC analysis is all about, and it illustrates why ROC analysis is needed to unambiguously determine the diagnostically superior procedure.
"In essence, Ford kind of took one for the team," Mr. Sargent said.
Nothing exactly new; in essence, the kind of tightening up imagined when people speak about closing loop holes as a way of avoiding the fiscal cliff.
"One's power over events is closely dependent on one's power to foresee," Miceli, of Rome's Institute of Cognitive Sciences and Technology, has written about this kind of anxiety, "because 'if I cannot foresee, I cannot act.'" It is, in essence, a kind of magical thinking that masquerades as rational.
"WebKit for Windows Mobile really is, in essence, a kind of iPhone browsing for Windows Mobile," said Daniel Zucker, CTO of Wake3.
