The notion of the essence of the text is slippery, in any event.
But the essence of his text is statements like this: "We all possess grammars of happiness — our identities and our cultural cloaks".
Whether directing classic plays or new work by writers as diverse as David Hare, Christopher Hampton, David Edgar or Tom Stoppard, he made the essence of the text manifest.
"We still have a number of concerns because of the essence of this text, and we will be prepared to continue consultations on the draft resolution," Mr. Gatilov told the Interfax news agency.
The essence of the text points to "new and additional information, that provides justified reason to assume that the cultivation of MON810 constitutes a 'hazard'Gefahrahr') for the environment" (our translation).
Fink explained how breathing can be something wonderful and expressive when done with the essence of the text in mind.
In most cases, the adapters try to extract the essence of the texts and make them accessible for new readers.
Now the landscape image is an extension of writing, a form of embodied thought, an essence of landscapeness, a text to be read.
Google Translate, by contrast, relies entirely on machines to do the work — and while it usually captures the essence of a piece of text, it can sometimes produce bewildering passages.
It is the essence of Darwin's texts that there is continuity of morphology, adaptive capacity, and emotional and mental functions across species, and this underlies our continuing use of animal models to study all human disorders.
In essence, the filter corners an offending piece of text in a multidimensional vector space where there are no hiding places.
