Sentence examples for various essentially from inspiring English sources

Dialectic, however, is practiced late in life by a select few with the requisite memory and quickness of mind, after they have studied various, essentially mathematical disciplines.

Fibrinogen is an acute-phase reactant and its production rate may increase greatly as a result of various essentially non-specific stimuli [ 26- 28].

In the countryside, we stopped by various agriturismos, essentially rural B & Bs.

"Enron Contacted 2 Cabinet Officers Before Collapsing" (front page, Jan . 11 indicates that the company, a contributor to George W. Bush's various campaigns, essentially dictated the terms of his administration's energy policy.

You can monitor the flow of various users (essentially the Group function Twitter has been talking about and various clients have been providing) in a realtime flow.

As you travel through the map, you grab various collectibles (essentially the equivalent of eggs in Angry Birds) and are scored based on the three-star system.

The idea behind the startup is to innovate on top of email by augmenting the messages sent to you by various services, essentially turning your emails into apps.

The service runs on top of your email platform (Gmail, Yahoo, Hotmail, and soon, Outlook) by augmenting the messages sent to you by various services, essentially turning your emails into apps.

By this 'bracketing' of the natural world, by reducing the scope of one's assertions first to the subjective sphere of consciousness, then to its abstract (or 'ideal') atemporal structure, one is able to apprehend what consciousness and its various forms essentially are, in a way that supplies a foundation to the philosophical study of knowledge, meaning and value.

Navigation was handled by the internal button system and HyperTalk scripts, with image and QuickTime movie display passed off to various plugins; essentially, Myst functions as a series of separate multimedia slides linked together by commands.

It has various grades: fine (essentially oat flour), medium and pinhead (the coarsest), which makes an excellent, thick porridge.