Sentence examples for essence shows from inspiring English sources

This is readily shown in Figure 2, where the WCO and hydrotreated WCO products are compared via their distillation curve, which in essence shows the size distribution of the contained molecules.

Predication by essence shows a partial identity between subject and predicate, which share some, but not all, metaphysical component parts, and does not require that the form connotated by the predicate-term be directly present in the essence denotated by the subject-term.

Serviles, the Shapers' slaves created from life essence, show abnormal intelligence and self-awareness.

The first 45 minutes were in essence, showing off what fans can expect in the coming months as they wait for the new record.

Lucinda Williams has wowed fans and critics alike with her earthy, sensual, no-frills blues-derived music for two decades, and with her new album "Essence," she shows no signs of letting up, although she shows signs of sweetening up.

In essence, the shows keep fans entertained on the days when games are not played.

According to him, predication by essence (1) shows a partial identity between the subject-thing and the predicate-thing, which share some metaphysical component parts, and (2.1) does not require (or even (2.2) excludes) that the form connoted by the predicate-term is directly present in the essence signified by the subject-term.

In essence, the show is an ode to imagination.

SOMERS Lasdon Park and Arboretum Fleur Essence, flower show presented by the New Horizons Garden Club.

Gimmicks, as the singing strippers in the musical "Gypsy" so convincingly point out, are the essence of show business.

"In essence, we showed how the viewing of moving black-and-white striped patterns can improve vision, which was a finding consistent with a new treatment for amblyopia (reduced vision) that had been developed at Cambridge a few years earlier.