For instance, the false scientific philosophy of faculties and essences is born of reflection on phenomena.
Take, for instance, the cosmetic surgery chain Lifestyle Lift, whose very essence is turning the ugly into the beautiful.
These often take place within a script framework (for instance, the academic colloquium, which has defined roles and ritualized behavior) but the essence of the activity (for instance, arriving at a theoretical explanation of puzzling data) is invariably emergent and unscripted.
Polly Teale's adaptation prunes the novel to its essence: sometimes, in the scenes at school, for instance, the action flies by too fast to register emotionally.
That is, if we knew real essences, we could derive more necessary connections, knowing, for instance, the causal relation between opium and sleep, and as certainly as we now know that impulse requires solidity.
In AT&T Mobility v. Concepcion, for instance, the chamber urged the court to allow companies to use standard-form contracts that in essence forbid consumers who sign them from pursuing class-action suits.
For instance, the California cousins.
(Last year, for instance, the L.B.O.
For instance, the feminisation of society".
Take, for instance, the Golden Fang.
