Seeger then talked about the role of the Web in fostering progress, essentially articulating one facet of that concept I've taken to calling knowosphere (an intentional echo of noosphere).
This is essentially the rule articulated in MGM Studios v. Grokster – that inducement liability arises from providing a service with the object of promoting its use to infringe copyright.
These data fit with an arguably more general and realistic concept that is essentially the idea originally articulated by Weismann [ 4], and this suggests that sex unlinks different mutations and allows selection to operate on all of them with greater efficacy, regardless of their nature.
This idea was famously articulated by George Box who stated: "Essentially, all models are wrong, but some are useful".
Will we ever want a robot standing in the corner of a courtroom, with a jury essentially being asked to follow its decision making, articulated through the robot's expert analyst as to what they should ultimately decide?
Bartha's argument rests on a principle of symmetry reasoning articulated by van Fraassen (1989: 236): "problems which are essentially the same must receive essentially the same solution".
While "queerness" is most commonly associated and articulated with regards to the LGBTQ community, it essentially refers to otherness or "outsiderness".
Across a plinth, Friedrich St Florian's Underlay for the New York Birdcage (1968) articulates the essentially urban concern of so much imaginary architecture.
Even as they vent their frustration, they have been essentially seeking assistance in articulating what it is that they demand when they seek a safer environment to go about their daily lives.
Although not specifically articulated in Dormant's model, if awareness is stage 1, there could essentially be a stage 0, that is, a pre-awareness stage.
Rather than a jurisprudential judgment based on the application of previously articulated principles to their specific facts, each of these cases call instead for an essentially political resolution.
