I appreciate that Sonic games have moved on a lot since the first three instalments for the Mega Drive, but they really distilled the essence of fast-moving puzzle-platforming, and to me they're markers that any subsequent 2D Sonic title should be respecting.
The essence of the fast track perioperative treatment can be represented from 3 periods, 1. Preoperation, psychological optimism and information of the fast track treatment to patients, less time fasting, oral carbohydrate loaded liquids.
Stir-fries are the essence of a fast, after-work meal.
The essence of the fast multipole method is to Taylor expand the Greens function not only at the source positions x a, but also at the sink positions x b.
The wines on offer were quaffable, even enticing, but the mostly local crowd spending Saturday night at Boordy captured the essence of Maryland's fast-growing wine scene: coming here is as much about having a good time as it is about having a good sip.
Maura Johnston from the magazine noted that the song was similar in composition to other production work of Benitez, like Madonna's "Holiday" (1984), and described it as distilling "the essence of New York full of fast-moving possibility and flash, but to be handled with caution in order to be survived".
Speaking to The Creators Project, Getty Images' Cameron Spencer explains how he's been chasing Bolt around the world, trying to capture the essence of the world's fastest man.
Gazpacho's the essence of summer produce and true fast food: 25 minutes to prep, a few hours to chill, six seconds to whizz.
Of course, these efforts will not alter the essence of a sport that celebrates fast cars that burn copious amounts of gasoline, a fact that has led many critics to accuse Nascar of greenwashing, or claiming unfairly to be environmentally friendly.
The Kennedy brothers and their associates in the missile crisis are held up as a good example of how to preserve the national interest "while also holding fast to the essence of one's moral convictions".
