Because B had been entangled with C, opening A and B created an instant change in atom C, what Albert Einstein called "spooky action at a distance," and this, in essence, set a combination lock on atom C, with the data in A and B serving as the combination.
"Bob's boyhood essence set him up for a separation from time, synergy, and social mores, leading him to acts of indelicacy, wounding words, and woeful whimsy that he himself would come to dread".
The brief core set captures the essence of the experience of patients with IBD.
These, the academy concluded, made most of the century's other advances possible.But whereas cars, computers and so forth have become ever more sophisticated, power grids have remained, in essence, sets of dumb wires.
"In essence, we set a compass on the campus center and drew an eight-mile radius, then asked what it would take to build up this whole region".
In essence, Merkel set conditions on cooperation with the US president.
In Miller's 1925 recording of "Lovesick Blues," all the "vocal trademarks" are there: "his wry, bizarre phrasing, his eccentric timing, his startling falsetto flights in the middle of vowels, his uncanny swoons of timbre and pitch -- these were only the most accessible elements of the singular essence that set him apart, in his own day and forever".
In essence, they set out to create a browser-based, interactive whiteboard.
In essence, Humana set aside more money in previous quarters than was needed to pay claims during a slowdown in the use of health care services by consumers who felt pinched during the recession.
They all had this weird, dystopian vibe which I wanted to capture but strip it back to its essence so set against stark backgrounds, unlimited coffee in one hand and Marlboro lights in the other, I went to work".
