Sentence examples for given essentially from inspiring English sources

The following result is given essentially in [5, Theorem 2.1].

These epistemic versions of social postulates are given, essentially, in terms of the finite propositional logic.

The teens feel insulted, lonely, depressed, and even anxious when they realize they are being given essentially the "silent treatment" by a so-called friend online.

The Gabor receptive fields have five degrees of freedom given essentially by the product of an elliptical Gaussian and a complex plane wave.

Reviewing the problem in 1992, David Burbridge observed that Leonard Darwin had thought his own contribution original, but in fact 'his father had discussed the problem in the first edition of The Descent of Man and given essentially the same solution'.

Asked again Thursday, he gave essentially the same answer, although shorter.

Devices we carry and wear are giving essentially unaccountable companies and governments vast amounts of information about how we live.

So did Ronald Reagan, who gave, essentially, the same speech for a quarter century before he won the White House, in 1980.

He gave essentially the same defence of the invasion of Iraq this week as the one he gave to MPs and the public 13 years ago.

Quine gives essentially this account in (1960).

Preparations conducted at 1 SA and 2 SA molar ratios gave essentially similar results.