The ratification process of NAFTA was challenged in federal courts, but the courts rejected the challenge, ruling in essence that Congress can at its discretion decide when a treaty is not a treaty and can make the process for ratification as undemocratic as it sees fit.
The number of bits is important, because every mobile processor up to this has been a 32-bit chip, which means in essence that it can only address 4GB of working memory.
The first two laws of thermodynamics state, in essence, that energy can be neither created nor destroyed and that the effect of physical and chemical changes is to increase the disorder, or randomness (i.e., entropy), of the universe.
In essence, all that can really be concluded from most research is that some response motivates people better than no response at all.
But Ms. Davis's number crunchers are telling her, in essence, that if she can win her Senate district — much of Fort Worth and its suburbs — she can win statewide.
According to Abner, what made Jesus unique was that he was born of the highest matter, enabling him to unite with the highest degree of divine essence that a human can attain.
This family photo proves that Trumpness – Trump as an essence – is something that can be passed from one human to another.
The family sees Tartuffe for the greedy, manipulative fraud that he is and all are alarmed at his influence over increasingly sanctimonious Orgon, who tells his brother-in-law Cléante (stalwart Stephen Rockwell), in essence, that the family can go jump.
A state-owned railroad company based in central China has begin transforming itself into one of the planet's top producers of high-tech tunnel-boring machines, or TBMs in essence, giant drills that can churn through earth and rock and seamlessly lay concrete segments to produce tunnels, subway tubes and sewer lines.
