The essentialproperty of logs is that they convert multiplication into addition.
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This capability of assuming various forms is the second essentialproperty of all causes.
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The third sort is its characteristic and essentialproperty, I mean permanently elastic parts.
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He also spoke of myths, whose most essentialproperty, perhaps, is that of being being beautiful.
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FirstService Brands provide essentialproperty services to residential and commercial customers through both franchise systems and company-owned operations.
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Again, the discipline is essentially united to the Church: by which term essentially, they must mean either an essential part, or an essentialproperty.
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The ancient atomists distinguished the essentialproperties of things from their accidental features.
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His wit was, in its essentialproperties, of the same kind with that of Cowley and Donne.
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Devoid of its most essentialproperties, it might be exempt from the attributes and infirmities of the flesh.
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Now concerning nature, it is but the essentialproperties and the necessary relations inherent in the realities of things.
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Herein, a series of chalcone derivatives that mimic the essentialproperties of cationic antimicrobial peptides were designed and synthesized.
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As examples of essentialproperties, Lucretius mentions "the weight of a stone, the heat of fire, the fluidity of water."
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Aside from the chemical substances which are always present in living matter, and are essentialproperties of protoplasm, we find no other compounds.
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Mr. Sumner, to all the graces and accomplishments of the gentleman, adds the still more important and essentialproperties of virtue, integrity, and honor.
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"The essentialproperty of representative government," says Professor Dicey, "is to produce coincidence between the wishes of the Sovereign and the wishes of the subject....