The initial effect may be slightly repugnant an "urgent dryness," indeed, like a concentrated essence of boredom.
The Defense Department's initial memo, containing the essence of current Pentagon policy, was called "Accelerate the Transition to Self-Reliance".
First an initial periodic motion, covering the essence of the wiping task, is transferred from a human to a robot.
"Now it's a recognition that time is of the essence and those initial responders have to go in," he said, adding that since the Virginia Tech University shooting in 2007, the department has been training first responders to move in on their own when they encounter active gunfire.
In essence, to avoid initial disparity, UK Ministers would insist upon the adherence to EU rules - essentially replicating the EU framework, at first.
They have the energy and enthusiasm to go where countless writers have gone before and, in that state of freshness, stretch Conan Doyle's original world well beyond initial constraints without sacrificing the essence of what makes Holmes and Watson tick.
Well-informed initial reports suggested that the essence of the policy had been dictated by the seriously ailing prophet Thomas S. Monson and imposed, unvetted, on the governing quorums of the church, and could be "adjusted" as it was incorporated in the Handbook of Instructions for local leaders.
"We are actually quite open to that suggestion," was the essence of Geithner's initial response.
Only the individual stellar masses were thought to vary, in essence conforming to a "universal" initial mass function.
An initial RNA-catalysed reaction system needed, in essence, to provide some sort of function, in order that genetics could select for it and improve catalysis and efficiency.
