Results strongly suggest that a human judgment is qualitative in essence, closer to a possibilistic than to a probabilistic approach of uncertainly.
"The game, in essence, ended close to halftime," Calhoun said.
It is, in essence, like coming close to wiping away a 30-year mortgage debt on a house and then, in the 25th year, refinancing for another 30 years.
In essence, it is close to the discussion of [6]; it ensures that (p_{p}(beta bar {gamma })) tends to a dirac function as (bar {gamma } to infty ).
After all the fuss, The Washington Post eventually conceded that "Bachtel's medical tragedy began with circumstances very close to the essence" of Mrs. Clinton's account.
At a time in France that saw "the death of the author", Truffaut affirmed that, in great art, we are brought close to the essence of an individual human being.
Hugh M. Hefner is the son of devout Methodist parents, the creator of "Playboy" magazine, the inventor of Bunnies, and the sort of man who can summon a press conference in which he lets it drop that in his opinion the essence of Judaeo-Christianity is close to the Playboy philosophy.
With its final image, of the sky taking on "tender, joyous, ardent hues for which human speech hardly has a name", Gusev brings us close to the essence of Chekhov; the underlying state of mind that produces the two basic moods of his work – wonder and horror.
Beneficence in these writers is close to the essence of morality.
"It really stays close to the essence of what I'm trying to do.
