The capacity to sustain internal constancy was an essential feature of an organism, he argued.
In Classical Latin the length system was an essential feature of verse, even popular verse, and mistakes in vowel length were regarded as barbarous.
The improvised barricade was an essential feature, and Hazan tells us where they were – some of them built with the "skill of engineers", others mere heaps of chairs, all potentially a stage-set for the kind of legendary heroics familiar from a certain musical.
The current exhibition at Buchenwald, for example, stresses that virulent anti-Semitism has been part of German society for more than a century, and that Buchenwald was located near Weimar, the seat of German culture, to emphasize that extermination of Jews, as well as other "undesirables," was an essential feature of German tradition.
The pope went on to imply that the marriage between faith and reason, mediated through Greek philosophy, was an essential feature of Christianity; it was a mistake to think, as some modern theologians did, that Christianity could be stripped of its Hellenic accretions and reduced to an authentic core.
However, in a decision released Thursday, Chief Justice Michael MacDonald said, "it is clear that protected sex was an essential feature of the proposed sexual act and an inseparable component of (the woman's) consent".
Although study is an essential feature in the title, it is optional in the scheme.
Is it because the suppression of any signature touch is an essential feature of her paintings?
Campaigning for change has always been an essential feature of the sector.
Rather, he declared, "It is an essential feature of the universe".
Great wine is emotional, not merely rational, and romance — taking risks — is an essential feature.
