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Meanings of essence (essences) in English
Synonyms
Examples for "heart"
Examples for "heart"
1
Good friends, good food, and some really good southern heart-pickin', foot-stompin' music.
2
Keeping track of these health statistics can help catch heart problems early.
3
Let the simple heart and hope among us Keep our family strong.
4
Congestive heart failure is a major public health problem in western countries.
5
Reducing your stress level can really aid in improving your heart health.
1
The possible effect on human health is a problem of current debate.
2
The new rules will take effect in July, Kentucky state officials said.
3
The effect of Comey's news on voters' support is not yet clear.
4
A new immigration act comes into effect today introducing sweeping new powers.
5
He is quite right, of course, as sanctions invariably effect civilian populations.
1
Temple Bar, like every city centre area in Europe, has its problems.
2
The two-day Federal Open Market Committee will take centre stage later today.
3
The Central Statistics Office carpet-bombed the Government press centre with statistics yesterday.
4
The Applied Food Sciences centre will specialise in developing consumer food products.
5
Problem solved, he was soon on his way to the city centre.
1
Today, New York is the center of a different kind of crisis.
2
However, today you are quite happy to be the center of attention.
3
Methods: Case reports of two men admitted to an academic medical center.
4
Families of migrants held at the center say conditions inside are difficult.
5
The center coordinates emergency response efforts by various agencies throughout the state.
1
Red meat consumption was associated with increased stroke risk, particularly ischemic events.
2
INDUSTRIAL action is to resume at meat plants at 4 p.m. today.
3
But the reputation of the Brazilian meat industry has suffered serious damage.
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Earlier this year, processing plant concerns spawned the largest-ever U.S. meat recall.
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Sheep farmers are drafting early lambs and meat prices are looking good.
1
She said that was the core problem the Government needed to address.
2
The constitutional crisis in a core EU member-state is, of course, unfortunate.
3
Before you begin writing your business plan, consider four core questions: 1.
4
We'll have to form the core of the new army, of course.
5
Sandford-Reed said cultural training was a core part of social work education.
1
Conclusions: Foodborne diseases result in a large disease burden, particularly in children.
2
Women's state pension age rise: an unfair burden or a necessary reform?
3
However, questionnaire data can be affected by response error and response burden.
4
Conclusions: Obesity rates are leading to a large health and economic burden.
5
Discussion: Patients of free clinics suffer from high burden of chronic conditions.
1
They are words that perhaps best sum up his time at City.
2
A sum of £250m will be made available every year from April.
3
Then as to money-hereally had a great sum under his control.
4
BNP already set aside money to cover the sum, a spokeswoman said.
5
Justice Wylie will sum up the case to the jury tomorrow morning.
1
Cook's announcement followed recent speculation that he had a substance abuse problem.
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Mr Giblin said Bunn had suffered from depression and substance abuse problems.
3
And it employs people with job instability or former substance abuse problems.
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No information is yet available about the substance of the two cases.
5
But the question last week had a more serious substance to it.
1
The major side effect seen in the trial was bone marrow suppression.
2
Perhaps cells in the marrow could be used to regenerate tissues elsewhere.
3
The thought of him slipping free sent a chill through my marrow.
4
However, the 8 kb supports robust expression in primary bone marrow cultures.
5
There was evidently a canal in the centre of the spinal marrow.
1
A number that determines how often the kernel will run a process.
2
Interestingly enough, Canonical seems well aware of its lack of kernel work.
3
Here we reach the kernel of the argument of the pain-inflicting vivisector.
4
Next, set up the kernel to output its boot information via serial:
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The amount of space between the shell and the kernel was important.
1
She didn't need to know Dutch to understand the gist of that.
2
But the gist is in the points that are parallel or similar.
3
The gist of these stories is what they believe to be true.
4
He might not use these exact words, but this is the gist.
5
One thing stuck in his mind as the gist of the hint.
1
That is the nub of US and other international concern about it.
2
Touch that nub in the middle to get attention and say 'Cinnamon.'
3
The trailer stove still held embers and a diminishing nub of warmth.
4
If you have worry beads, they are probably worn to the nub.
5
In his pocket, a folded, wrinkled map was wadded into a nub.
1
The sugar is contained in solution in the pith of the cane.
2
This English translation was, in vigor and pith, worthy of the original.
3
Cut the peppers in half and remove the seeds, stems and pith.
4
The last stanzas of all have much pith and meaning in them:-
5
The above clauses contain the pith and marrow of the whole scheme.
1
This growing inwardness of art is a main feature of literary history.
2
The real inwardness of no religion can ever be known from its theology.
3
Now you grasp the inwardness of my Christmas present-itis a coasting outfit.
4
To grasp the inwardness of this saying we must note that-
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This love and delight none can experience who has not inwardness.
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Everything in that house has been our heart and soul, said Luke.
2
His whole heart and soul were in the triumph of the cause.
3
And my heart and soul is with the labor class of people.
4
All the same she lived with her heart and soul in Stettin.
5
Bumping its way into your heart and soul, Projections sounds just champion.
1
The nitty-gritty of the American dream doesn't come much grittier than this.
2
He prefers to traffic in lofty philosophical ideas, not nitty-gritty policy stances.
3
On the nitty-gritty side, one major concern has to be jobs.
4
It's the nitty-gritty of how this will work in practice that's very important.
5
So, that just leaves us with the nitty-gritty of working out a price.
Tools are the extension of human body.
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Usage of essences in English
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Thus the mind has three sorts of abstract ideas or nominal essences:
2
Elements and essences a natural and true symbol of Divine Power, 611-u.
3
Lastly, there is the spiritual realization of the high essences thus symbolized.
4
Things are changed, transformations abound; but essences do not cease to be.
5
His hours are devoted to the extraction of essences-tono black magic.
6
Here too are soaps, perfumes, and salves for the toilet-hair-pinsand essences.
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The spirits, the essences of protective spirits are all male, aren't they?
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There were in the air the vague essences of violet, rose and heliotrope.
9
The 'mutable' in all creatures is the combination of the five primal essences.
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These last also are equally the result of the same five primal essences.
11
Of mind and the five subtile essences, the five subtile essences constitutes Vidya.
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The air was laden with perfume-thewonderful indescribable essences of spring.
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We attribute essences to them in order to normalise their manifestations or constitution.
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Secondly, Modes not false cannot be false in reference to essences of things.
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Similarly, the word is the magical receptacle which harbours the essences of meaning.
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Inferior varieties are made by means of essences, the distillation process being omitted.
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