The Benjolin features two eighteen-octave range voltage controlled oscillators that drive a 'rungler' circuit, circuitry that in essence uses a special interference technique feeding back into the oscillators to force them into wild chaotic behaviour.
(For example: cleanse, double cleanse, exfoliate, tone, spray yourself with "essence," use an "ampoule," apply a sheet mask, add eye cream, moisturize, moisturize again).
However, this approach is in essence using exposure estimates to a select group of nutrients as a surrogate for estimating actual oxidative defense or oxidative stress status.
It still serves him well, as in the long poem "Newark Noir," in which he tries to distill his hometown to its essence, using the color black as an artistic filter: "The filthy tires hung on hooks in the garage-store we had to pass through to get to our minuscule shul./Black Book of Europe, proof of the war on the Jews — illicit volume, as forbidden to Jewish children as porn".
Beyond that, the innate intelligence built into DNA molecules could help fabricate tiny, complex structures--in essence using computer logic not to crunch numbers but to build things, an idea conceived by Eric Winfree and Paul Rothemund at the California Institute of Technology.
Numerous modes with dominant tilting motions are predicted to underline the essence of using a 3D formulation for double helical gears.
America is, in essence, using threats to outsource its financial policing.
The Iranians are "in essence using our own money, and they're getting around what we're trying to enforce," one American official said.
"It is a sign of what happens when you have Chicago-style politics, and the president of the United States and his political minions are, in essence, using our tax dollars to buy corporate advertising".
