Sentence examples for essentially tightly from inspiring English sources

Cities are essentially tightly integrated systems, but with humans.

This underscores that tissue repair entails essentially tightly controlled proliferation as opposed to uncontrolled proliferation in cancer which involves similar factors [ 19].

The differences between an essentially abstract, tightly constrained and dizzyingly competitive board game like chess and a deeply thematic, sprawling co-operative game like Eldrich Horror are only matched by the differences between something like impressionistic wanderer Proteus and space simulation Elite: Dangerous.

Originalism is essentially a very tightly defined history test.

Essentially an arrangement of tightly woven squares, it also resembles a solid brick wall.

David Harrower's play Blackbird, most recently performed on stage by Jeff Daniels and Michelle Williams, is a tightly focused drama essentially based in just one room.

We show that rabies virus glycoprotein expression is tightly regulated with an essentially undetectable basal expression and a several 100-fold induced expression.

These are tightly scripted affairs, pep rallies essentially meant to fire up loyalists like Ralph Davies.

Thus, the private enterprise development of areas much larger than some U.S. states or groups of English counties is essentially in the keeping of small groups of tightly focused communities albeit under leasehold, not freehold, tenures.

But these companies are so tightly regulated as to make them essentially public utilities.

For example, if an amorphous region is buried in the interior of a particle that is packed sufficiently tightly by neighboring crystallites to be essentially impenetrable to the enzymes, reaction with the amorphous component will probably be impeded.