Specifications essentially consist of precisely written documentation that describe a project to be constructed, supplementing drawings and forming part of the contract.
Nevertheless, she knows that Jason's mission is essentially to use force precisely.
And it's precisely in the essentially literary composition of character, the psychological insight that distinguishes biography from a pile of anecdotes, that many assiduously researched biographies fall short.
I feel at home in cities around the world precisely because they essentially provide the same experience.
More precisely, those are essentially composites with carefully manufactured properties that yield desirable mechanical characteristics and properties, such as optimal arrangement of the material, minimum weight, etc.
Blum (1980) concurs, arguing that friendship is an important source of moral excellence precisely because it essentially involves acting for the sake of your friend, a kind of action that can have considerable moral worth.
It makes clear that the qualities that made his work so attractive to Michael Govan, the museum's director — its human scale, its attention to craft and detail and its deep connection to the dramatic European landscape where Zumthor has spent essentially his whole life — are precisely the characteristics in danger of being lost as the architect makes the transition to Wilshire Boulevard.
Polypeptides are essentially polymers that can be precisely controlled with genetic coding.
The only moment of pure wonder belongs to Ant-Man, when he reveals his powers of self-transformation, precisely because he's essentially a comical character (and Rudd, who is essentially a comic actor, makes the most of the moment).
All of it was hilarious precisely because Gardner reported essentially with a straight face: in most cases, taking these weird claims seriously was ridicule enough.
