Susan Taylor, the editorial director of Essence magazine, introduced the concert's first half.
Its amorphousness suits Gossart's mutating sense of style; his fascination with the human form as breathing, dimensional flesh; and his achievement, which was in essence to introduce the sensuality of Italian Renaissance art to Northern Europe.
The technical term 'real essence' is introduced into the philosophical lexicon by the English philosopher John Locke (1632 1704) in his An Essay Concerning Human Understanding[1] (hereafter "Essay") that was first published in London, in December of 1689.
In essence, AID introduces SHM and CSR in these B cell subsets only when they respond to their cognate antigens that are largely exogenous in nature.
In essence, 'Über Coca' introduces a literary character that would become a standard feature in Sigmund's work: himself.
While the rest of the album never quite matches the daring nature of those first two songs, they retain the essence of that opening salvo, introducing a healthy amount of din and discord (a la Yankee Hotel Foxtrot and A Ghost Is Born) into songs that wouldn't seem out of place on just about any other Wilco LP.
CLAIROL is toning down the well-known campaign for its Herbal Essences brand to introduce a line of products that tone up.
Aristotle's account of Plato's reasons for introducing Forms indicates that change and essence are critical to Plato's thinking about the deficiency of material particulars.
By introducing a model that captures the essence of the tradeoff between the specific binding energy and the structural deformation energy, it appears possible to estimate the optimal flexibility and geometry of the fittest molecules.
On Thursdays at 10, when "E.R". is shown, CBS is introducing "Without a Trace," which is, in essence, "C.S.I" for missing people.
