The essential operation of the soul is constituted by knowledge; therefore if knowledge were not already included, at least partially, in its natural possibilities, the soul would paradoxically find itself constituted for an aim that it could never achieve.
The essential operations for the production of all types of photoengravings are similar.
The rules, Mr. Houston said, are so restrictive that they "could impede patient care and disrupt essential operations" of hospitals.
These pretty pieces are also functionally essential; operation of a foot pedal sets the wheels spinning, while the pressing of the keys pushes the desired strings down upon the hair-lined wheels, contributing to an orchestral sound that is both familiar and alien.
In Sade's philosophy, where the essential operation of Nature is not procreation but destruction, murder is natural and morally acceptable.
Since the artist never controlled the trimming and patination, which are essential operations in determining the appearance of a bronze, the posthumous cast is an original in words only.
These are essential operations for determining the final aspect of a bronze after the cast is taken out of its mold.
"The 'essential operations' of the American legal system rest upon people sometimes having to say things that they would rather not say," the government lawyers wrote, before adding that Apple's computer code may not be covered under the US constitution's first amendment.
Like Moore's bronze, it was executed when the artist was alive and therefore able to control the trimming and the patination, essential operations that determine the aspect of the bronze.
Drilling is an essential operation in the assembly of the structural frames of automobiles and aircrafts.
Deliberate mixing of granular solids is an essential operation in the production of industrial powder products usually constituted from different ingredients.
