Granola, like macaroni and cheese, is something that a lot of us grew up eating, which makes it a tempting target for chefs who want to elevate and expand the essence of what a common food can be.
Adaptation to modern realities requires that pastoral families spread their human resources to other enterprises than herding livestock - in essence, expanding the range of their nomadic activities.
A much-rumored second bout of quantitative easing by the Fed (in essence expanding the Fed's balance sheet and the amount of U.S. dollars available) has already been putting downward pressure on the dollar for some time.
The article concludes that notwithstanding the enormous potentials nanotechnology and advanced molecular modelling have offered in the field, modern models are, in essence, still expanding on the colloidal or layered models suggested in the 60s, rather than providing a ground breaking new approach.
Governor Pataki's bill, which the Republican-led Senate passed this week, would in essence expand this program by allowing specially trained judges to overrule prosecutors' decisions under certain circumstances.
Or explained how an amendment to, in essence, expand the ACA could ever pass the House, where Gardner himself voted dozens of times to repeal it entirely.
What Ms. Dorrance is discovering are ways to make those emotions visible to people who can't necessarily hear them in rhythm and tone, expanding tap without distorting its essence.
Coltrane and Miles Davis were pushing the music forward and that is the essence of the music: expanding your vocabulary and taking in new things.
The results point to a slightly improved economic climate in which more consumers are able to afford their monthly cable service, which is still the essence of the rapidly expanding Comcast.
What he meant, in essence, was that the expanding audience was not composed of intellectuals, like the pioneers, but standard-issue geeks, who had embraced their new hobby with a Dungeons & Dragons-like fervor.
