The proposals, if approved, would amend the state law by essentially incorporating several of the city exemptions, and in some cases, expanding upon them.
Dr. Colwell-Chanthaphonh dismissed the argument from museum officials that the remains would be hidden, saying that the Virgil quotation meant "they are essentially incorporating the human remains room into the visitor experience".
The 1956 film essentially incorporates this plot — with further complications — into the biblical tale.
Mader says that one of Smartsheet's unique selling points amongst all these is its automation layer, which essentially incorporates AI to help lead people through tasks and the sheets themselves, rather than relying on people to be able to work everything out for themselves.
In terms of lower limb arthroplasty in the United Kingdom, this must essentially incorporate the Oxford Scores.
In fact, based on human chamber studies, 0.3 ppm essentially incorporates an additional "margin of safety" of 3 because 1.0 ppm is the lowest formaldehyde exposure level for eye irritation not confounded by the likelihood of false-positive reports.
Multiple sulfatase deficiency (MSD; OMIM 272200) is a rare and severe autosomal recessive disease that affects the function of all sulfatase enzymes, leading to a rather complex phenotype, which essentially incorporates the features of each single known sulfatase deficiency.
Tarski had shown how truth can be defined for classical first-order arithmetic, a language that admits, aside from formulas, only terms of type N. Tarski achieved this essentially by incorporating ω-completeness into the definition of truth.
In this work, detailed fragmentation pathways were elucidated by further dissociation of each fragment ion in the ion spectrum, essentially, by incorporating fragmentor voltage induced dissociation (in-source fragmentation) and isolation of fragments in a quadrupole cell Q1.
Essentially, I incorporated into my daily life the sense that I might find myself up against a wall or on the ground with an officer's gun at my head.
Floyd plaintiff Nicholas Peart wrote in the New York Times that, "Essentially, I incorporated into my daily life the sense that I might find myself up against a wall or on the ground with an officer's gun at my head".
