And it's being made into a very practical contract, in essence, between donor and recipient.
Though in essence purely practical, the welly has become something aspirational.
In [this] temperament we have the emotionality which is the sine qua non of moral perception; we have the intensity and the tendency to emphasis which are the essence of practical moral vigor; and we have love of metaphysics and mysticism which carry one's interests beyond the surface of the sensible world.
"In live action, the production designer is responsible for building out sets and it's practical work, which in essence is the same thing that I'm doing as a production designer for animation".
But he evolved as he better understood practical realities and the essence of Los Angeles, which implemented Special Order 40 in 1979 to prevent police from doing the federal work of immigration control.
When a Tuareg man pleads for his people's ancient culture to be saved, a couple of sympathetic but practical Europeans tell him, in essence: Get in line.
In essence, as a practical matter, good ideas from Agile are being absorbed into a new approach to software development that is more Lean than anything else.
In order to grasp this difference, we need only consider the first two questions of Quodlibet VIII, in which Henry distinguishes between the purely speculative knowledge that God has of essences and His practical consideration of their possible actualization.
"Ti" means essence, and "yong" means practical use; preserve the essence of Chinese learning but use Western learning to serve China.
This practical drawback is caused by the essence of the local polynomial fit.
That is why Mr Obama's plan is both the only practical and decent plan and, in essence, the same one the Republican administration of George Bush pushed for.Good speech.
