Lisa Corrin, a curator who had worked with Dion before, suggested the artist be brought in to add a contemporary, critical touch to a museum that is essentially fixed in time.
Better still, because they don't penetrate the surface, they can print on lots of different materials from packaging and plastics to fabrics and metal foils.The downside of digital printing is that the cost per page is essentially fixed, instead of plummeting with the number of copies printed.
So as Mr Ravallion says, the criterion for becoming a middle-income country "has been essentially fixed in real terms for over 40 years!"That is one reason for not suddenly throwing development aid out the window as soon as a country graduates into middle-income status (as Britain has decided to do in stopping all financial grants to India, see here).
The notation is essentially fixed in the classical book by Schweizer and Sklar [6].
The one that has been installed at BESSY II is essentially fixed in its optical properties hence very susceptible to problems caused by mechanical or magnetic imperfections.
As UWB communication is via ultrashort pulses, it is reasonable to assume that the channel is essentially fixed during one pulse duration.
The point to bear in mind is that, once the quantum-logical skeleton L(H) is in place, the remaining statistical and dynamical apparatus of quantum mechanics is essentially fixed.
They verified that a contractive map on a cone metric space is a contractive map on a metric space, then fixed point theorems on a cone metric space are, essentially, fixed point theorems on a metric space.
For the deepest pool, the thicknesses of the well-mixed and lower layers were essentially fixed, and the investigation showed that its velocity and non-dimensional temperature structures were independent of the bottom temperature.
