Additionally, where granting the preliminary injunction would grant essentially the same relief that the moving party would obtain if it won at trial, the movant's burden to prove that the balance of factors weighs in its favor is a "heavy one". See Sanborn, 997 F.2d at 486, citing Dakota Indus., Inc. v. Ever Best Ltd., 944 F.2d 440, 440 (8th Cir.1991).
I remember Steven Spielberg once said to me, "You know Stan, you and I both do essentially the same thing, except my pictures move".
These pianos are both normally 58 inches (147.3 cm) wide, and despite their differences, both the full vertical and the smaller studio upright can be moved using essentially the same method.
We should remark that this is a very extreme test (the pressure has an initial jump of five orders of magnitude) in which the contact discontinuity and shock wave move at essentially the same speed, yielding a very narrow constant rest-mass density state between the two.
The cease-fire plan accepted late Monday is essentially the same one that Hamas rejected three weeks ago, before Israel moved into Gaza with ground troops.
The culture introduced at this stage was essentially the same as the culture found by the Israelites who moved into Palestine in the 14th and 13th centuries bce.
Even if the guilty parties had long ago moved on, the NOTW was essentially the same product.
The best part is where they throw balls at the thing and when it stays essentially in the same place without moving.
Moving at typical, earthly speeds, all clocks tick at essentially the same speed, with differences detectable only by extremely accurate atomic clocks.
Plus trends, like everything else, move faster these days -- Abercrombie is still selling essentially the same styles it did when we were teens.
