Sentence examples for form essentially of from inspiring English sources

The story takes the form, essentially, of a debate between a devout man and one who has been shocked out of his faith in God's benevolence by his experiences in the Holocaust and then in Soviet camps.

The VW sensing element is formed essentially of a steel wire clamped under tension between a sensitive diaphragm at one end and the rear body of the transducer at the other.

As we show here, the evidence suggests that place cells form essentially identical representations of the different subcompartments, and encoding is predominantly local with weak rate-based discrimination.

While whites form essentially the same percentage of submitted and included cases, blacks are underrepresented and Asian/Pacific Islanders are over-represented in included cases.

The service actually lets you eSign documents and complete forms, essentially leaving what's left of the printer age in the dust.

The company, beginning in 2004, orchestrated a series of kickbacks in which contractors colluded in overcharging for services and then shared the proceeds in the form of, essentially, bribes.

As pattern-forming systems essentially consist of coupled differential equations, the simulated patterns are time- and space-dependent solutions of the differential equations.

The Nagasaki cohort was formed from essentially two types of population: (1) of the city and (2) of the suburbs and nearby villages.

The clinical assessment of the loss of anatomical form of restorations is essentially an indication of the proportion of the restored surface exhibiting morphological alterations due to the wear.

Humans, our bodily form, are essentially a complex algorithm of chemicals.

And that's a form of 'netiquette', essentially.