Sentence examples for essentially set to from inspiring English sources

Time steps may be orders of magnitude longer than the plasma period, and mesh cells orders or magnitude longer than the Debye length, since electron plasma oscillations do not appear in the model and the Debye length is essentially set to zero.

Notch filters are essentially equalizers set to remove specific problematic frequencies.

The same rage and humor are to be found once again in Mr. McCabe's new book, "Emerald Germs of Ireland," but the mood is significantly different, since the author has essentially set them to music.

Many passages are essentially entire scenes set to music, with lyrics that rely less on ear-catching rhymes.

In any case they face another formidable barrier in the form of the "uncertainty principle", which postulates that the behaviour of subatomic particles is essentially random, and set to baffle scientific calculation for ever.

Beyond this it seems the cap-centurion is simply an increasingly commonplace footballing phenomenon, an essentially meaningless landmark set to become even more so by the simple fact of dilution.

Essentially Adani is set to make a two-fold bet: that India's demand for electricity will remain high and that the price of coal will rise in the long-term.

Earlier this year, before it was dealing with Trump's kamikaze-like assault on the G.O.P., the R.N.C. was grappling with the Koch brothers' attempt to essentially set up their own alternative to the Republican Party.

This fundraising video by the Humanitarian Aid Foundation is essentially a photo slideshow set to Michael Jackson's much-overused song Heal the World.

At the core of the curriculum is something called "the Garage," which will require seniors to essentially set up a business prototype.

Mr. Christie's decision — reached Monday night — means the Republican field is now essentially set, forcing the party to focus on those already in the race and give up on the idea that an ideal candidate continues to sit on the sidelines.