Her little acorn is the essence of a mighty photographic oak tree, which has grown to spread its digital canopy over everything.
"He was a big calabash," Chamoiseau tells us, in the collective voice of the market vendors, "embracing within himself both flower and fruit, and just as a single mango bespeaks the essence of the tree, what he was, we were".
They say that the essence of tree thinking is that evolution is a process of continuous divergence.
In fact, what we call inner beauty -- the substance, spirit and energetic essence of a person -- could also apply to trees.
In particular, we propose a simple model that captures the essence of tree aggregation in such heterogeneous sensor networks.
In perhaps my all-time favorite assessment, golf analyst David Feherty perfectly captured its essence by describing Furyk's swing as looking like "an octopus falling out of a tree". No matter.
Earlier this year, they created an air purifier with a green plastic sprig scented with the essence of fir trees, and rugs with the patterns of insect wings.
I examine the plump white seed on my plate, feeling regretful that unless I jump on a plane and take it back to Florida, it is unlikely to ever express the life essence of the orange tree through my agency.
But it was too late for changes, and what came with the monkfish - wonderful in texture but bland despite some oversalting - was a foamy liquid apparently (it could have been anything; or more likely nothing) infused with essence of Herefordshire pine tree.
