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In other words, it's an essentially new aircraft.
This is an essentially philosophical idea, and it's one that can't be answered with software alone, but I think requires a moment of species-wide.
This phone is a product of an essentially non-existent manufacturer.
In other words, society would be rational and free to the extent to which it is organized, sustained,and reproduced by an essentially new historical Subject.
With the 17-th century an essentially new period in the development of mathematics began.
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I would like to think that President Yanukovych doesnot wish to be a governor in Kyiv in an essentially Russian-dominated province.
Nagel argues that consciousness has an essentially subjective character, a what-it-is-like aspect.
Sociopolitical prognostication in present-day Ukraine is usually based on forecasts andconsiderations of an essentially economic or political nature.
It would open the possibility of an essentially new human reality- namely, existence in free time on the basis of fulfilled vital needs.
The given rule, however, does not apply to containers(packages) which, while forming an integral whole with the packed items,can attach an essentially different property to the latter;
When most people believed in an essentially static and unchanging universe, the question of whether or not it had a beginning was really one of metaphysics or theology.
The SD card as a WORM device has an essentially unlimited life.
But though it is an essentially linguistic dimension, Lacan does not simply equate the symbolic with language, since the latter is involved also in the Imaginary and the Real.
In March 1970 the government of Israel adopted an essentially racist law on“who is a Jew.”.
Thus, an essentially gratuitous promise(that is, one which is tantamount to a gift) can be enforced providing the promisee has given a nominal consideration which the court is prepared to regard as sufficient.
Between wind and solar power, we have access to an essentially unlimited supply of energy on Earth.
Although some areas continued an essentially Middle Mississippian culture until the first significant contact with Europeans, the population of most areas had dispersed or were experiencing severe social stress by 1500.
But the fact that liberty, as it is conceived by liberals, is an essentially negative category is not clearly perceived here.
This is why our Western civilization is an essentially pluralistic one, and why monolithic social ends would mean the death of freedom: of the freedom of thought, of the free search for truth, and with it, of the rationality and dignity of man.”.
Its hypotheses, without losing their rational character, would develop in an essentially different experimental context(that of a pacified world);
Thus, not only is magic an essentially human possession, it is literally and actually enshrined in man, and can only be preserved by being passed down from one practitioner to another according to strict rules of filiation, initiation and instruction.
If this model could reproduce the human classifications with high accuracy, then it could beused by Galaxy Zoo researchers to classify an essentially infinite number of galaxies.
It's differences like this, combined with an essentially unchanged power efficiency curve, that win the Galaxy S9 the coveted title of best smartphone display ever.
Thus, warm-blooded animals such as birds andmammals have internal physiological mechanisms to maintain an essentially constant body temperature; they are more properly called“endothermic.”.
(b) those bodies must be managed and administered on an essentially voluntary basis by persons who have no direct or indirect interest, either themselves or through intermediaries, in the results of the activities concerned;
In 1936-7 Turing portrayed cryptography as something that would flow from his logic, something that would be a game against Germany,and something that meant an essentially moral choice, a sacrifice of purity.
Since medical terminology in European languages is based on an essentially Latin nomenclature, it should not come as a surprise that words of Latin origin are also subject to contraction processes.
The Internet today is not only huge quantity(amount) of computers, but also the improbable quantity(amount) of the people,for which network is an essentially new way of dialogue almost not having of analogues in the material world.
Instead of escape, pufferfish use their highly elastic stomachs and their ability to quickly inhale huge amounts of water(and even air when necessary)to turn themselves into an essentially inedible ball several times their normal size.
The fact that a specialized treaty should spell out in detail a specific obligation attaching to theprohibition of torture does not mean that an essentially similar obligation is not already inherent in the general terms of Article 3 of the European Convention.