The Scholastic concept of essence, or what is more properly called a 'substantial form', is of an imperceptible, immaterial essence that imposes order onto the matter that it is joined with and makes it a member of a natural species or genus, imbuing it with all of its relevant characteristics, i.e., its essential properties.
I wanted to respect the house's structure and essence, without imposing scars on it".
In essence, it imposes discipline on business processes that, over the years, were executed by individual heroes in a variety of creative (but not always optimal) ways.
Once they have settled on the essence of that specialty -- or at least their conception of its essence -- they can impose a consistency on their performances that will seem natural.
That left the main opposition parties, which advocated a "no" vote, in disarray.As a reinvigorated prime minister, Mr Erdogan will set about rewriting Turkey's constitution, still in essence the one imposed by the army after a coup in 1980.
In essence, he was attempting to impose the same disciplines and structures on a group of experienced international cricketers as he did with the young players at Sussex.
In essence, Smith & Wesson agreed to impose restrictions on the way its dealers sold its products.
Les systémes étant par essence imparfaits (second principe de la Thermodynamique), la fléche du temps impose aux formes et structures observées, d'optimiser les objectifs sous l'évolution des contraintes globales et locales.
In essence, the extra mortality imposed by immunopathology may inflict an extra cost of virulence, which cannot be explained by host exploitation alone.
In essence, we would be making the shareholders liable for the costs that bank failures impose on society, and making the banks sort out the right mixes of activities and risks".
