Sentence examples for essentially on three from inspiring English sources
This August, it'll be fifty-four years that I have worked essentially on three things: One, what does America need to do to be free, safe, and prosperous?
The activity and specificity of the catalysts for peroxide production depend essentially on three factors: (i) the potential applied to the disk, (ii) the type of carbon support; and (iii) the concentration of the cobalt precursor.
Therefore, their adequate use for biclustering is critical and depends essentially on three points described below: 1) the adopted pattern-based approach to biclustering, 2) the target pattern representation, and 3) the search strategy.
"In '68, the fight was essentially on two issues really, finally, it was on one, the [Vietnam] War.
He was skating, essentially, on two long knives fastened to a pair of snug-fitting slippers.
He fought three rounds essentially on one leg, until the referee, Arthur Mercante Jr., stopped the bout in the ninth round.
The developments experienced in both cases depend essentially on two factors: the thermoelectric properties of the materials that form these elements (mainly semiconductors), and the external structure of the semiconductors.
The properties of solutions depend, essentially, on two characteristics: first, the manner in which the molecules arrange themselves (that is, the geometric array in which the molecules occupy space) and, second, the nature and strength of the forces operating between the molecules.
Exhibiting a lively sense of humour and a talent for explaining difficult scientific concepts clearly, he argued that the phenomenon of language depended essentially on two distinct mental processes the memorization of words and the manipulation of them with grammatical rules.
Good crisis communications is built, essentially, on four pillars: honesty, transparency, accountability, and consistency.
