Philosophers such as William James, Josiah Royce, William E. Hocking, and Wilbur M. Urban represented an idealist tradition in interpreting religion, stressing the concepts of purpose, value, and meaning as essential for understanding the nature of God.
One group was told to assume that graduation would be a huge event that would change their identity over time, while the other assumed that it would not — meaning their essential selves were set.
That main base is also beginning to take on a more expeditionary posture, meaning that essential luxuries are being abandoned.
Proline, glycine, serine and tyrosine are 'conditionally essential' amino acids, meaning they become essential only when the organism faces periods of extreme stress where the physiological need exceeds the organism's ability to produce.
The naval commander logged the birth but the message never made it from the portside to the local authorities, meaning they lacked essential paperwork.
Partial or total pancreatectomy immediately causes PEI, meaning PERT is essential to maintain adequate digestion.
Of the items on which there was consensus, 106 (70.2%) were rated essential, meaning that in their absence the functioning of the team would be severely impaired.
Keeping the disease contained is essential, meaning that new infections need to be reported as quickly as possible in order to deploy resources and put efficient quarantines into place.
Only one serious Republican candidate has so far entered the race for that party's nomination.As The Economist went to press, the threat of a government shutdown in America loomed large; the Republicans and the Democrats had so far failed to agree on a fresh extension of funds, meaning that non-essential functions could be shut down as soon as April 9th.
The sense of the cosmic diagram, the belief that architecture – and gardens – have meaning is essential to understanding Maggie, her husband and the way the centres have evolved.
