This reduction in volume, in essence, causes the observed enhancement in piezoelectric coefficients.
Beyond Mrs. Migliore's hearing, he said: "People giving very concrete estimates of survival can in essence cause as much harm as good.
Surely, the penalty for flagrantly jeopardizing the lives and safety of others should be greater than that imposed on those who, in essence, cause inconvenience to a special, albeit limited segment of the population.
There are various rockburst theories and forecasting, monitoring, preventing, and controlling methods, which is attributed to that the causing essence of rockburst has not been clear.
As Gabbey (1996) puts it, experimentation "cannot uncover the nature of things; sensory knowledge belongs to the imagination, the knowledge of essences and causes to the intellect alone" (Gabbey 1996, p. 171).
The PSR can also be used to explain a number of different things, including the coherence of a thing's essence, that essences have a cause, and the existence of things.
In essence, sitting can cause the disease process".
[OnEarth] A new study of wear patterns on the teeth of the mighty saber-toothed tiger contradicts the commonly held idea that it was competition for food — in essence, starvation — that caused it to go extinct.
For suppose I conceive Peter, who has a given essence, through being caused to have an idea of him by interacting with him.
