Sentence examples for essentially together from inspiring English sources

Essentially, together with the Pixel Status, it helps to determine if a pixel or one of its neighbours should be put back into the queues for further processing.

"The theory behind what we're trying to do is break up scar tissue and adhesions that are blocking nerves or muscles that previously were sliding and gliding with respect to one another and are now essentially glued together or welded together.

"We were essentially living together, but not".

In the decades that followed, this bargain has essentially held together.

Almost everyone I spoke to was quick to point out that guards and inmates are essentially imprisoned together.

Mr. Davis said the two signs reflected his feeling that he and the late councilman were essentially running together.

"They are essentially operating together, but without a strict and formalized command and control relationship being established," Warren said.

But we also do a lot of what you might call "nonspecific combat events" — essentially, getting together to indulge our inner infantrymen.

Here the book essentially lumps together Mr. Bush's initial national security team and the Obama administration, neither of which had much of a taste for counterinsurgency.

STONE: I don't know anybody who isn't comfortable with 1970, the date of the Unesco agreement, when international law essentially came together.

Invented by Greg Sheldon, an engineer and father from Woodland, Calif., the simple yet practical hand-held device essentially brings together four digital timers on a single screen.