Rather they redistribute purchasing power, which is then used essentially for private consumption.
We used essentially the same processes to tackle similar design challenges like energy and material use, product disassembly and toxicity.
He used essentially that same argument to challenge a new round of charges against him earlier this year after he rammed his van into the Planned Parenthood clinic.
Evans' program used essentially every bit in the machine's memory, and was able to do about as well on the tests as an intelligent high-school student.
The restrictions could eliminate the familiar incandescent bulbs, which have used essentially the same technology since Thomas Alva Edison invented them.
The current-generation Accord was introduced as a 2008 model, though Honda has used essentially the same chassis, with double wishbone independent suspension at all four corners, for many years.
America's first commercial reactor, the 60-megawatt Shippingport station in Pennsylvania, which started in 1957 (one year after the Calder Hall power station in Britain), used essentially the same light-water design as Nautilus.
It is the higher threshold that looks more likely to be implemented, judging by David Cameron's approach in his high-profile speech last month, which focused on family migration, and which used essentially the same threshold (the £20,000 post-tax figure in Cameron's speech being equivalent to a pre-tax level of £25,700).
(He used essentially the same definition of experts as Professor Lazarus and considered the 292 cases in which one of the parties was an individual who was, or could have been, represented by the clinic. He thus excluded cases involving, say, disputes between two corporations or two states).
In smart grids, SOA is used essentially on demand systems.
The resulting power strategy also marks out the subbands to be used — essentially achieving soft spectrum sensing.
