"In Arthur Koestler's book 'The Act of Creation,' he says that humor is at its essence based on the collision of contexts," he explains.
"The mission for Trifacta, in essence, based on that line of questioning was how can we radically improve the way people work with data," Hellerstein says.
The earlier analyses were, in essence, based on annual trends in differences for mean service enrollment, earnings and benefit outcomes across the three phases (Thornton et al. 2007; Stapleton et al. 2008).
Our proof is in essence based on the mathematical induction; First, we show that the index t1 found at the first iteration is correct (t1 ∈ T) under (4) and then we show that tk+ 1is also correct (more accurately T k = {t1,t 2,...,t k } ∈ T then t k+1 ∈ TT k ) under (4).
Therefore human data were not deemed sufficient, and the classification was, in essence, based on animal experiments and mechanistic considerations.
I am the only one who can create an experience of separation from my loving essence based on a limiting belief -- a misperception in my consciousness.
As I peel back to understand the core essence based on the existential belief that divinity is within -- Sat-Chit-Anand (Truth-Consciousness-Bliss) -- I find each of our traditions show every activity in human life is meant to lead the individual to that One goal of existential realization.
Most cases, if settled, wind up with an average payment of about $42,000, and here in "enlightened" New York, we still use a Wrongful Death Law from 1847 that in essence bases compensation on your earnings, penalizing children and the elderly due to their apparently lesser value to the state.
Stage 4 The final categories of description were named, in order to emphasise their essence, based on the variety of the conceptions included.
All classification methods are in essence based on a comparison of the intensities of all pixels in one image with those of all the corresponding pixels in another image.
