Secondary clientelist transactions and divergent business practices emerged in the lime industry of Hui Town after the mid-1990s (ashownwn in Fig. 1), allowing a vertical comparison across time, which is the essence of studying a single critical case.
The multiscale dynamic models, introduced in this paper, link state dynamics over a number of distinct time scales, and are in essence "multiresolution" facets of a single model.
The ability to capture the essence of a book in a single panel should not go unnoticed and unappreciated.
He has an uncanny knack of always being in the right place at the right time and I guess his art is capturing the essence of a story in a single image.
Dancing On My Own doesn't waste a second, its metronomic beat the epitome of minimalism, while Hang With Me aims to capture the essence of a relationship in a single line: "I know what's on your mind, there will be time for that too, if you hang with me".
He was able to encapsulate the essence of a musical phrase in a single gesture.
I have an affinity toward street artists who are provocateurs and can capture the essence of a controversial topic in a single image.
In essence, this allows a single gene of relatively short length to encode a large protein system by allowing multiple peptide sequences encoded from that gene to interact and form a large multimeric protein.
Organisms still have just as much vital force as they had before, but as understanding of biological mechanisms increased, the idea of a single essence evaporated.
But Sex and the City captures a certain essence of what being a single woman is still all about.
