The main essence of the approach developed is simultaneous measurements of through hole distortions in two principal strain directions on opposite sides of thin plane specimen.
We also need to distinguish both the essential parts of a definition and the substantial parts of a concrete substance from "parts principal in essence" (see Pseudo-Joscelin De generibus §§ 6-7 (2014, 122-3)), which to many modern readers are perhaps the truly essential i.e.e
Using the disaster of "Qingdao Crude Oil Leaking and Explosion" as a case study to analyze the inherent principle of risk conduction conducted by the project participants' behavior, On the basis of the perspective of information economics and engineering philosophy, the origin and essences of principal participants' risk behavior in the operational stage are revealed.
The "principal theme of our time," the essence of which "modernity" had to confront, for him comprised the concept that "human life is in an eminent degree psychological life" (Obras, 3: 152–156).
A major focus, said Craig Wood, a principal of Cape, "is keeping the character and the essence of it as an old building," while integrating the redeveloped site into the "fabric of the community".
The Mozi, the principal work left by Mozi and his followers, contains the essence of his political, ethical, and religious teachings.
"In essence," Vincent wrote in his disciplinary statement of the principal owner, "he heard no internal warnings because none went off".
In essence, he has become a river architect, and his principal clients, whose likes he has tried to divine and whose every whim he has tried to address, are the wedgemussels.
For such scores, the model given in (3) thus, in essence, describes the interaction terms by considering the R leading principal components of H only.
Sticking closely to the data [ 12], the principal investigator (JG) ascribed conceptual labels to the text to "describe the essence of what is being expressed" by the respondents [ 11].
