In fact, PowerPoint began as essentially a word-processor for overhead and slide projectors, not a new format of presentation.
"Around 2000, China began embracing an approach it described as 'reverse engineering.' It was essentially a fancy word for copying," said Dai Ming, a senior engineer at CH-Auto Technology, an independent design and engineering company based in Beijing.
Regrettably, Jiang's "rule according to law" has never been translated into actual institutional reform, and has remained essentially a buzz word.
Animation is essentially a dirty word for distributors, who think that only Disney can paint a tree, and in addition to that, Fritz was so far out that there was a failure to understand that we were onto something very important".
Chart Attack reviewer Jodi Goulart gave Harajuku Lovers Live two out of five stars, criticising the DVD for being "no frills" and an "essentially word-for-word, dance-move-for-dance-move" copy of a performance fans saw a year earlier.
It's a reaction to perceived failure and it's essentially a carefully worded mea culpa.
The piece by the British entrepreneur titled "Why I Love Kenya" was essentially a 459-word ad for Sir Branson's Mahali Mzuri luxury safari camp in Maasai Mara, Kenya.
"The Select" is essentially a whittled-down, word-for-word narration of the novel it's based on, plus spontaneous bursts of choreographed dancing and out-of-synch sound effects (E.R.S. has used a similar approach in shows based on "The Great Gatsby" and "The Sound and the Fury").
The device is essentially a modular — their word — computer that runs Android games.
You're inventing a word, essentially, so it makes a lot of sense for entrepreneurial endeavors.
The book is essentially a collection of 850-word pieces, with occasional chapter divisions that seem to be there for the sake of appearance rather than of thematic function.
