A girl watches the culturati all around her and cuts them down to a set of essential poses for listening to music or doing reverence to a painting.
In the instructional video from Time, created to celebrate the 30th anniversary of the franchise, Latkiewicz demonstrates essential poses for raising your midi-chlorian count to Skywalker proportions.
This has to be part of the form's appeal to her, but its essential leisureliness poses a challenge for a poet keen to score, as it were, in overtime.
Regardless, a 12% or 5% failure rate of essential drugs poses a significant threat to the respective health of Delhi and Chennai residents, and if the results are indicative of the country as a whole, there is an even greater danger to far more people.
At this point one should recall an essential question posed before.
The absence of a set of well-defined human essential genes poses a challenge on studying them and urges for alternative solutions.
In many resource-poor or low-income countries, especially in sub-Saharan Africa, the lack of these essential supplies poses a major barrier to performing effective newborn resuscitation [ 7].
Detailed and standardised descriptions are required in particular for immediate procedures, such as harvesting of the brain, sampling from the fresh brain and fixation that can be carried out by training level 0 personnel (Table 1) but in the same vein may pose essential limits to the adjacent work-up, diagnostic yield and accuracy.
With the novel, she intended not just to pose the essential question of dystopian fiction — "Could it happen here?" — but also to suggest ways that it had already happened, here or elsewhere.
One idea: Before and after a unit of study, teachers might pose an essential question of their own and have students answer it, each crafting a four- or five-paragraph response like the guests in Room for Debate.
