Sentence examples for essentially the same material from inspiring English sources

Both classes are appropriate for Physics majors and will cover essentially the same material.

"To pull utterly different characters out of essentially the same material is stunning," Pete said.

Tables six and seven contain essentially the same material as the first, but in greatly expanded form and in somewhat later language.

It is impossible not to be struck by the huge impact of the ABC program compared with the merest ripples of that earlier reporting by many media organisations, using essentially the same material.

We are well reminded that this Court once employed an exhaustive analysis of English and colonial practices regarding the right to counsel to justify the conclusion that it was fundamental to a fair trial and, less than 10 years later, used essentially the same material to conclude that it was not.

Published matter falls into two main categories, periodical and nonperiodical; i.e., publications that appear at more or less regular intervals and are members of a series and those that appear on single occasions (except for reissues of essentially the same material).

Another kind of 1.1-volt battery constructed with essentially the same materials can provide much more electricity.

Mr. Cuneo, a Trumbull native, said his company was a natural fit for the sleds, which are made from essentially the same materials as race cars.

The Chinese painter uses essentially the same materials as the calligrapher brush, ink, and silk or paper and the Chinese judge his work by the same criteria they use for the calligrapher, basically the vitality and expressiveness of the brush stroke itself and the harmonious rhythm of the whole composition.

In accordance with the recent meta-analysis of Petersen et al. (2009), based essentially on the same material, the significantly correlated outcome parameters were restricted to the in vitro development, whereas in vivo outcome analyses were relatively rare and the statistical analysis failed to show significant differences.

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