Sentence examples for essence version from inspiring English sources

Although this is controversial exegetical territory, it appears that Locke is aware of this 'real essence' version of natural kinds, but it further appears that he is unwilling to discuss it; his response was to steer clear of the metaphysical claim and return to the semantic issue of nominal essences.

Analysis was conducted using VA ESSENCE Version 1.4.

This is, in essence, another version of the carry trade, allowing banks to borrow cheaply and earn money by investing in longer-dated assets.But is it best to buy government bonds when the yield curve is upward-sloping?

Wikipedia editors, all volunteers, present opposing views on politics, history and traditional Chinese culture — in essence, different versions of China.

Consequently, simplified and in essence reduced versions of multi-scale metrics are proposed, taking into account only detailed images at higher decomposition scales.

The authors argue that airplanes are, in essence, miniature versions of society, where stark differences in class are often a major cause of social unrest.

Those phones were, in essence, rebadged versions of OEMed devices, with some customized BlackBerry hardware flare, coupled with the Canadian company's security and software offers atop an Android base.

The SRZero is, in essence, a modified version of Radical Sportscars' SR8.

TIMELESS CHIC The quilted Chanel bag is stripped to its essence in this version, the Black Lambskin Wallet on a Chain ($1,425).

This had involved a string of self-regulatory bodies placed beneath a Securities and Investments Board that was, in essence, a weakish version of the SEC.

Schmidt's scheme, proposed in 1954, was in essence a modified version of the earlier zoogeographical divisions set forth by the 19th-century English naturalists Philip L. Sclater and Alfred R. Wallace.