Sentence examples for the general essence from inspiring English sources
"There will be shortcomings in this first experiment, but we hope they will not undermine the general essence of holding real free and fair elections".
Contrast this with the general essence of being human.
This comparison is limited and highly simplified, but it captures the general essence of what we are trying to do.
We show that, still retaining much of the general essence of the Central Limit Theorem, this process presents a functional attractor which is neither Gaussian nor Lévy like, and is precisely akin numerically to a probability density function shown in previous works to have ubiquitous character, namely the two-parameter beta distribution.
The general essence of English law is that it is made by judges sitting in courts, applying their common sense and knowledge of legal precedent stare decisis to the facts before them.
The general essence of each word can be thus quantitatively represented as a set of coordinates corresponding to its values along each of the principal components of the map (Figure 4).
I am essentially a human and perhaps essentially the person I in fact am, if there are individual essences in addition to general essences.
Let me take one tiny example: Siegfried Sassoon's "The General" catches the essence of the "Lions led by Donkeys" view of the war, which it has done so much to perpetuate.
In essence, the general rule is to allocate high-priority RBs to the MSs with the least favourable SINR conditions.
(On the general distinction between necessity and essence, see Fine 1994).
