"It will essentially remove the obvious ways a user can gain access to the Web browser system," said the expert, David Cole, a Microsoft vice president.
Essentially David "Le Obvious" Berlind is saying that a 3G iPhone aka iPhone 2 will reduce sales of the old iPhone aka iPhone 1.
The Supreme Court ruling, KSR International Co. v. Teleflex Inc essentially ruled that "obvious" patents those incremental or logical ideas that are almost certain to pop up in the natural course of innovation, can't be hoarded.
The satire, which quickly veers into spoof and essentially stays there, is obvious enough.
The Cultural Revolution [made it] a state of civil war essentially, and so the obvious choice was to go to Taiwan, which I did.
It's obvious that essentially every American intervention has spillover effects on other financial systems and economies, most of them positive.
Elsewhere, Paul hangs out with an army buddy whom he had some kind of love affair with, essentially confirming what was obvious: Paul is a self-hating, closeted homosexual.
The purine-sensitive codons essentially fall into three obvious patterns.
The relationship between the teleost and chicken genes was less obvious, with essentially equal identity scores for the ggvtgII and ggvtgIII products.
The news lede from the interview is that Obama admitted the obvious: his Administration essentially ignored the rise of ISIS for much too long.
He is on shakier ground when he emphasises that buildings must "relate to human proportions", a statement so obvious it is essentially meaningless – even the tallest skyscraper has human-sized WC cubicles, after all.
