Sentence examples for is essentially small from inspiring English sources

A small subcategory ({mathcal {D}}_0 subset {mathcal {D}}) is always both right and left-localizing: up to an isomorphism, an object (w:E' rightarrow E) in W(E) is given by an object ({text {Cone}}(w) in {mathcal {D}}_0) and a morphism (E rightarrow {text {Cone}}(w)), so that W(E) itself is essentially small.

The message from party HQ is essentially "small business good, big business bad".

In general, (g_{n}^{c}) is essentially smaller than (k_{n}^{c}), thus the estimate for (L_{n}^{mathrm{ch}}) is better than the estimate for (L_{n}).

Further the width of the glass transition is independent of the film thickness which indicates that the extent of the cooperativity is essentially smaller than 12 nm.

In both of these cases it frequently happens that the predicted DTI is ranked below the known DTIs for the drug, thus confidence for such predictions is essentially smaller than by choosing the single top-ranked prediction for the drug.

The heat loss of standard colonies is essentially smaller because of the parallel arrangement of several combs, better isolation, a higher number of bees, and (usually) less external convection than in our experiments.

They are essentially small handheld electric or pneumatic motors that can rotate socket wrenches at high speed.

These channels, called high-volume outfalls, are essentially small rivers, Dr. Carlson said, and are often designed so the water cascades violently back into the river.

Single nucleotide polymorphisms, known as SNP's (pronounced snips), are essentially small variations in the sequence of DNA that comprises genes.

When the big movie studio system broke up in the 1930s it fractured into a large number of what were essentially small specialist firms and freelancers.

PANAMA HOTEL TEA AND COFFEE HOUSE Chika Tokara's medium is wagashi, a form of a Japanese confection: steamed sweets of rice and bean paste that are essentially small edible sculptures.