Forbes: Now in essence mark-to-market accounting means that for regulatory purposes of a bank, it must mark up or down the value of all of its assets, the mortgages, what?
Her delicate paintings and sketches focus more on the essence of the mark, which has allowed her to form her own pictorial language in order in search for her own artistic identity.
Color handicapped my art before, because it wasn't my own style, it was my family's, but once I switched to approaching drawing as the essence of the mark, I knew it was the right way to work".
This model captures the functional essence of histone marks as molecular signals that need not only to be 'written' but also to be 'read' by the appropriate machinery.
Emptiness thus means subjection to the law of causality or "dependent origination" (pratitya-samutpada) and lack of an immutable essence and an invariant mark (nihsvabhavata).
Oshima, however, understood the term in his own way: subjectivity was key, but this could and should change with every film, rather than being an eternal essence leaving its discernible mark in each work.
I wish someone would've told me that I didn't have to lose my essence to make my mark.
This is the first of three critical junctures in this Torah portion where names and places mark the essence of a family-nation's entanglement with the divine.
Yet I think that the blankness of his characters is a directorial decision not merely the mark but the essence of his overarching artistic strategy.
Newly constructed homes that imitate historical styles often miss their mark, capturing the essence of a period from the outside, but leaving the interior devoid of character.
But the very essence of the debates has marked a fulcrum in the intellectual currents of today's political Islam.
