Patrik Ervell, meanwhile, continued his exploration of stripped-down uniforms, paring them to their bare essence (aviator, policeman, "Solid Gold" dancer?), but how much further can you go?
Nonetheless, like this city, we struggle to maintain our solid essence and vitality against the depersonalized corporate mall — in our case, insurance companies and the pharmaceutical industry, enticing us with images, fads and the allure of superficial quick fixes.
While technology provides the tools, the essence resides in solid monetary policy.
Shipyard location is selected in this work which provides reference to investors based on numerical and solid essences.
That thing might not exist, or might have a reality very different from how I describe it, but we are forced to rely on assumptions to make sense of the world, and these assumptions create a reality of causes and essences that seems solid, despite its uncertain foundation.
The printed words on the page, certainly those that are in essence underlined, are there solid, clunky, unmovable, like carbuncles.
The evolution of the solid fraction is the essence of the plastication process, but under a particular hypothesis on solid bed acceleration, its influence on the throughput is nil.
Cavalieri's method is in essence that of reduction of dimension: solids are reduced to planes with comparable areas and planes to lines with comparable lengths.
Results of theory and experiments show that the essence of laser Doppler signal of solid-state surface is the coherence stack of two speckles.
With a tilt of the spoon, the mysterious sphere slides into your mouth, where its gelatinous membrane bursts, setting off an explosion of olive — pure, concentrated, pristine essence of olive, somehow transmuted from a solid into a liquid.
