Sentence examples for essentially applies from inspiring English sources

The real difference is that Mr. Tsarnaev is a Muslim, and the United States has since the 9/11 terrorist attacks constructed a separate and profoundly unequal system of detention and punishment that essentially applies only to Muslims.

The explanation is that the probability of crack generally decreases with the size of the itemset: 1 k is an upper bound that essentially applies only to individual items, not itemsets (under the hypothesis that the adopted grouping is robust).

The computational algorithm used in PhotoModeler, called bundle adjustment, essentially applies the colliearity equations (Eqs. 1 and 2) to simultaneously fix (1) camera orientations, (2) object and image point coordinates and (3) the residual error, with an objective to minimize the residual error.

This principle essentially applies in similar fashion for chromosomes 1 and 11.

Efficiency  (4.6) is established in  [97], while the discrete reliability (A4) is shown in  [23, Theorem 3.1] for d = 2, but the proof essentially applies also to the case d = 3.

Efficiency  (4.6) is established in  [9,83,84], while the discrete reliability (A4) is shown in  [20, Sect. 4] for d = 2, but the proof essentially applies to any dimension.

The tax office has essentially applied a 1999 law to a brand new business model".

Cleveland's Gordon Square Arts District has essentially applied economic shock paddles to an entire area.

This is because books like "How to Win Friends" and "Smarter Faster Better" are essentially applied management theory.

Congress should instead look to a bill introduced by Senator Tom Harkin that would essentially apply the New York system nationwide.

They're given a few weeks to add music to the mix, often under strict instructions as to mood and style; they're essentially applying a finishing coat of aural stimulus.