Sentence examples for essentially to one from inspiring English sources
At relatively lower potentials the process shows stirring dependence and leads essentially to one oxidation product which is adsorbed on the electrode.
Government policy on legal aid now amounts essentially to one aim: the delivery of the lowest level of service that will comply with our minimum obligations under the European Convention on Human Rights at the least possible cost.
"Europeans tend to attribute the rift between the U.S. and Europe essentially to one man and one administration, and to believe that the mere election of a different president would mend the relationship quickly," he added.
As we have argued elsewhere [22], these components of REDD+ belong essentially to one cluster, both as regards management options and as regards MRV, while reduced deforestation and conservation may need a different set of management approaches and a different approach to MRV.
As we have argued elsewhere [ 22], these components of REDD+ belong essentially to one cluster, both as regards management options and as regards MRV, while reduced deforestation and conservation may need a different set of management approaches and a different approach to MRV.
His list of a hundred things to do had been hammered down essentially to one: get a paying client.
Hooke's law applies essentially to one-dimensional deformations, but it can be extended to more general (three-dimensional) deformations by the introduction of linearly related stresses and strains (generalizations of σ and e) that account for shearing, twisting, and volume changes.
Essentially, to paraphrase one of Elvis's greatest hits, ball lightning is just a hunk -- a hunk of burning silicon.
The categories essentially counterpoised to one another are the "great powers", on the one hand, and the "littoral and hinterland states of the Indian Ocean", on the other.
It essentially equated to one's standing in society.
However, gene expression analyses have been essentially limited to one laboratory species.
