In essence, the weights in the lens component of this system are one way to operationalise a changing 'internal model' (i.e. a mental model or implicit theory of action) that translates observations into expectations and/or that translates errors into action.
In essence, the regimens were weight-neutral, with a small mean weight gain of 0.47 kg in the twice daily group compared with a small mean weight loss of −0.34 kg in the three times daily group.
It was hereabouts, perhaps that the vision of those corruptible factory girls, those hitherto innocent lunch hours, passed once more across the judge's mind, prompting him to impress on the jury that, while the expert testimony should be given weight, the essence of the Act was contained in four words: 'for the public good'.
Uniformity, the essence of any system of weights and measures, requires accurate, reliable standards of mass and length and agreed-on units.
Regardless which weighting method is used, weights are in essence value judgments.
First, the total weight update task, in essence, starts before the resampling task and updates total particle weights based on likelihood computed in the estimation phase.
In essence, the system tends to weight the more successful households (in terms of income).
That is not so easy on a spaceship, where weight is of the essence.
They are, in essence, foundations in the sky, taking the weight of the concrete towers and spreading it to the exterior columns and core below.
In essence, they can be viewed as a weighted index based on multiple indicators where the weights correspond to the degree to which individual indicators reflect the underlying common construct.
