Distinguishing bluefin's smallest essence, its DNA, plays a role in cultivating conscientious consumerism and effective regulation by eliminating market ambiguity.
Using a preferential-looking paradigm [11, 12] and synthetic coo calls in which formant structure simulated an adult/large- or juvenile/small-sounding individual, we demonstrate that untrained monkeys attend to formant cues and link large-sounding coos to large faces and small-sounding coos to small faces in essence, they can, like humans [13], use formants as indicators of age-related body size.
Though a small private company, Essence has attracted the attention of some experts.
"One of the side effects was to solidify organized crime and create a real, international organization out of what was, in essence, small criminal groups," Finckenauer told me.
Unlike sitcoms, which are shot on sound stages in front of live audiences, hourlong dramas are in essence small movies shot on an eight-day shooting schedule.
Its method of data storage is ideal in any situation in which data is generated in a distributed way, such as with sensor networks, web servers, and mobile device service, in essence "small companies with big data".
Private Peaceful is a small-scale story in essence, which works efficiently on the non-epic scale in which it's presented.
This liqueur has been famously drunk at a Turin bar called Al Bicerin since 1763 (a bicerin is, in essence, a small bicchierino, or small glass), and is made from coffee, chocolate, hazelnut, milk, syrup and alcohol.
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Besides channeling water away from the fingertips and, in essence, preventing small-scale hydroplaning of skin across slick objects it's possible that long-term exposure to water temporarily robs the skin of body oils, thereby boosting the skin's friction and enhancing grip.
