He concluded: "May I end by emphasising that speed is of the essence, principally, of course, for humanitarian reasons, but also because of the shadow which may otherwise fall over the UK-Libyan relations – and especially the interests of LBBC Scottish members and indeed others".
This chapter describes the essence of a course for senior level undergraduate students and for master students of computer science and engineering, and analyzes its effects.
The model makes a contribution to provide more practical and feasible technical approach, which is not only for the study of droplet-film interaction and physical behavior in bearing chambers with oil/air two-phase flow phenomena, but also useful for an insight into the essence of physical course through droplet movement and deposition, film formation and flow.
If you don't feel the essence of life coursing through your veins at that point, you're beyond help.
To "penetrate the essence of words", of course.
I'm there thinking, 'Oh my God,' and Rickles is rolling his eyes in his head and going, 'Ooh, hoo.' " This has always been the essence of Regis of course, the talent that fed those 17,000 hours.
Detailed student surveys and class room observations were designed and then conducted in eight local schools to assess the extent to which students were introduced to five basic engineering skills that form the essence of the foundation course.
And Pepys no doubt asked himself: if the essence of a sovereign could be rendered so exquisitely in oil paint (as, for example, by the Pieter Nason portrait of 1664), then why not other essences, more modest of course, yet manifesting nonetheless a noble singularity, a proud and distinct humanity?
The essence of a language course reflects people's comprehension of a language's nature in a specific social context.
The director is finally too discreet to try to get to the essence of his subject, unless of course there's no essence to find, just a shell that Hollywood has drained of any identity.
