I also use Essence by Marc Jacobs and Florissa by Floris, which has a powdery, old-world smell, a bit like Chanel No 5. Sometimes, I put a few drops of it in the bath.
Military public health officials, and now some civilian health departments, use ESSENCE to monitor the ILI grouping for early signs of the influenza season and other common febrile respiratory outbreaks.
After Hurricane Katrina in 2005, Ms. Taylor used Essence as a platform to keep the plight of New Orleans, where the magazine had long held an annual music festival, in the nation's consciousness.
In this context, we have been using Essence Reflection Meetings for five semesters with 17 teams and approximately 70 students.
However, Shun warns about the dangers of using "essence" as a translation: "…I hesitate to ascribe an Aristotelian framework to early Chinese thinkers and…it is unclear that early Chinese thinkers drew a distinction between essential and accidental properties" (1997, 185).
For a recent project, "Dirty 1," she synthesized a perfume from the assorted stenches of Deptford High Street, South London, using essences extracted from car wrecks, garbage, dog shit, and chicken bones.
I tend to look at the beautiful shapes of the work we're doing, wanting to use the essence of the work, not the literal meanings.
In addition, accuracy of ICD-9-CM codes can be variable, as a previous study evaluating VA's use of ESSENCE to detect hemorrhagic illnesses has illustrated [32].
The strategy was to emulate a domain expert's use of ESSENCE by means of a BN whose inputs were outputs of alerting algorithms (1) applied to data streams chosen for specificity to acute illness in outpatient encounters, laboratory tests and prescribed medications in the chosen syndromes.
Use vanilla essence, ground ginger, ground cinnamon, or, if savory, try garlic or chili powder.
Use Herbal Essence Dangerously Straight Products to get your hair straight.
