Alternatively, the predicationalist (See §4 supra)., who emphasizes the special relation between a Form and its essence, maintains that in knowing Equality, one knows what it is, that is, one knows its essence.
Unlike the standard classical music circuit -- characterized by what Berman's team describes as the 100 concert a year demanding schedule -- Constella seeks to, in essence, maintain the intimacy of classical music, but encourage the experimentation and chance-taking.
We have no hard data to substantiate that such differential observation did not fade over time, but key informants indicate that it was, in essence, maintained.
This goes to the essence of maintaining the "tone at the top" for compliance and ethics purposes.
(In her 2008 tribute album, "Just a Little Lovin'," the country singer Shelby Lynne more effectively captured some of the Springfield essence while maintaining her own sound).
You see it in processes that you would never suspect; in cell division, for instance, and in the production of proteins involved in the very essence of maintaining life.
This is a possible path to simplify the future Internet architecture design to its essence, while maintaining the scope as general as required by our information society.
I do admire the Chan character, whose essence was maintained in the movies by many hands over many years, but that feeling is based on a lot of factors that have nothing to do with his manner of speaking.
In this way, the essentialist intuition that each kind (or species) has an immutable essence is maintained.
In essence, they maintain an oligopoly that is void of competition, but unlike public utilities which are regulated, the railroads are free to dictate prices and hold captive shippers hostage to them.
