Essentially, in cases involving police shootings, prosecutors tend to present evidence suggesting the shooting was justified, instead of just their best arguments for an indictment as they normally would.
The results predicted by the new model and diffusion model are essentially equivalent in case of slow processes in reactors with large tube-to-particle diameter ratios.
Essentially, in the case of a life crisis, spirituality arises as a serious issue for both patients and their families [ 5], since spirituality is a dimension through which cancer patients can fight the sense of fear and loneliness throughout their disease [ 6].
In fact, the amount of AD pathology is essentially unchanged in cases with a history of T2DM, while cerebrovascular pathology increases [ 9, 10].
According to Lewis's counterpart theory, "a is essentially F just in case all of a's counterparts (including a itself) are F" (2003: 27).
Roughly, we say that something is essentially F just in case all of its counterparts are F and we say that something is contingently F just in case one or more of its counterparts are not-F.
If people know they're getting a fair deal, knowing the rights will always be stored in your digital locker, that makes it more valuable than piracy, because your music is essentially backed up in case of data loss".
As the distinction is typically drawn, a reason is supposed to be "essentially shared" just in case whenever the reason is a reason for one agent to perform an action it is equally a reason for anyone to promote his performance of that action; otherwise it is not.
(AP) BENGALS TALK TO JOHNSON Larry Johnson, who was released by the Kansas City Chiefs last week on the day he was to return from his second suspension in 12 months, may sign with the Cincinnati Bengals, though Coach Marvin Lewis said that Johnson's role would be limited to that of a fourth-string running back -- essentially an insurance policy in case Cedric Benson's hip injury became worse.
