It's essentially like slipping in to a pair of socks.
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It's essentially like a game of H.O.R.S.E., minus the creativity.
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It's essentially like drowning your french fries in tomato-flavored syrup.
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Staying in this hotel is essentially like sleeping in a bubble.
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It's essentially like making a custom filter for each individual photo.
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Dams and the water reservoirs they hold back are essentially like bathroom sinks.
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"Losing mussel beds is essentially like clearing a forest," Helmuth told Science Daily.
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It's essentially like the clinical trials that you do for detecting dementia, etc.
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It's essentially like a variable battery—in this case, it's set to 6 volts.
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It's essentially like a really simple Star Wars Lego kit with far smarter tech.
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As a company spokesperson told me, this is essentially like heat mapping unethical behavior.
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Essentially, like everything else in crypto, no one knows what's about to happen next.
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So it&aposs essentially like a graffiti spray can, only it&aposs gravity fed.
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Bebo was essentially like Facebook: you created a profile, and connected with old friends.
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Draping yourself in a weighted blanket is essentially like getting a nice, comforting hug. Intrigued?
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Portal 2017 feels essentially like a big group show, with the attendant mix in quality.
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These refurbs were being held by Apple as warranty replacement devices, so they're essentially like new.
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It's essentially like Epcot, except they have them in more of the primary cities as well.
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JetSmarter, the fastest growing jet company in the world, works essentially like Uber for the sky.
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"It's essentially like making a big video game for a car to drive through," McNamara said.
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Most cases appear to be clinically mild, essentially like the common cold or influenza, but contagious.
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The unusual presentation on this drink will reward you with what tastes essentially like an alcoholic milkshake.
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It's all about the problems faced by mostly young white men, essentially, like what they need now.
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"It's essentially like if you have an autoimmune disease and then you get the flu," Lamb says.
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"It was essentially like a day-night doubleheader out there," Arizona left-handed reliever T.J. McFarland said.
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It's essentially like having a video camera on your warehouse and buildings, but it's watching the network.
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Essentially, like Jones, these people are all relatively insane, but, unlike Jones, they're very boring to watch.
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And then he'll leaping through giant buildings in Skyscraper, which looks, essentially, like a beefed-up Die Hard.
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"I went out with essentially, like, a diaper made of safety pins holding my pants together," Rogen said.
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Using the word attitude as a negative sounds essentially like we're telling people they're wrong for having feelings.
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Up to that point, it was thought that scribblings and finger paintings were essentially like making mud pies.
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We&aposre bickering over trade which is essentially like bickering over chores or responsibilities or commitment among a family.
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"It's essentially like getting a breakout down there," and it can be painful or lead to boils, she says.
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"These high-pressure ices are essentially like silicate-rocks within Earth's deep mantle—they're hot and hard," he said.
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Calling queer people's use of the rainbow "cultural appropriation" is essentially like saying reverse racism is an actual thing.
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Aegis and THAAD use kinetic, non-explosive energy to stop a missile, essentially like a bullet hitting a bullet.
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"I went into a session, and it was essentially, like, teaching us how to make an iMovie," Fallahi said.
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The San Diego Union Tribune today described the facilities as essentially like what you would expect at a boarding school.
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The San Diego Union Tribune today described the facilities as essentially like what you would expect at a boarding school.
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But because a bone marrow transplant is essentially like transplanting an immune system, it would help stave off a relapse.
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These sheets are essentially like sheets of cookie dough, which will then be cut into the needed shapes and sizes.
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Make the time A side hustle is essentially like having a second job, so you better love what you're doing.
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If you do the math, it's essentially like getting $200 off — assuming that you'll find some use for the router.
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They're essentially like the von Trapps, except instead of fleeing Nazis they're crafting immaculate hooks and wowing with their singing voices.
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Launched a few days ago, CryptoKitties is essentially like an digital version of Pokemon cards but based on the Ethereum blockchain.
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"These high-pressure ices are essentially like silicate rocks in Earth's deep mantle, hot and hard," Zeng wrote in an email.
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But it sponsors Euromoney podcasts, as Fortune reported — essentially like a more traditional commercial that allows firms to tack on messaging.
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Frog Detective 2's appeal is, essentially — like hyper-realistic fake food — how much it isn't what it's supposed to be.
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That's essentially like a six-man rotation, with the sixth man being an off-day, so I feel good about that.
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There is an exception when a TRO operates essentially like a preliminary injunction, which can last as long as the case itself.
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The object is so old and pristine that it's essentially like going back in time to the beginning of our solar system.
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So, she would babysit me all day and all night while they worked.... And losing her was essentially like losing a parent.
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Made with a four-way stretch fabric, the leggings are designed to move with you, so it's essentially like you're wearing another skin.
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It's essentially like a game, where they try to break it and fix it, except it isn't happening quite in the real world.
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"It's essentially like putting a shade cloth all over the entire system," Leonardo Guida of the Australian Marine Conservation Society (AMCS), told Hakai.
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At age 4, a child processes images 80 percent faster than an adult, meaning that essentially, like owls, they can see in slow motion.
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The NOCO Boost Plus GB40 is easy to use — working essentially like a pair of self-contained jumper cables — and features spark-proof technology.
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That said, some of Uber's most successful markets are those in which the company is tightly regulated and treated essentially like a taxi service.
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Deep learning, or the branch of AI focused on replicating how the human brain functions, allows machines to operate essentially like a human would.
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It starts off as a lot of cramps: It's essentially like a miscarriage, so there's a lot of bleeding, a lot of clots, there's pain.
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The codes are essentially like the QR barcode squares you sometimes see on advertisements and magazines, but these also feature Amazon's smile logo in the center.
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Either they're single, just engaged or just got married, but a lot of them don't have children yet so their dog is essentially like their child.
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Essentially, like the black Republican supporters / surrogates, these foolish Latinos were used as token brown faces in a mostly white Republican presidential campaign and political party.
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Meanwhile, a Swedish inventor has been posting videos on YouTube demonstrating his device that looks essentially like a lawn chair wedged in between dozens of spinning rotors.
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Clicking invite will reportedly generate a link that you can then send to people, and after that, it's essentially like Google Docs (but seemingly without the blockchain).
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Project GeminiBrex Cash, codenamed "Project Gemini" internally, functions essentially like a bank account by allowing businesses to store, send, and receive funds from wire or ACH transfers.
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Up until now, anyone watching VR Bangers' porn with PSVR had to watch it in 2D, essentially like watching any other video but with 360-degree views.
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Sellers can become "ambassadors" by sharing at least 5,000 items from other Poshers' closets (essentially like "retweeting" on Twitter) and posting "love notes" (comments or reviews) on listings.
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To fix this, a group of researchers from Japan are trying a new method of robot-control, letting a human operate a bot essentially like a giant puppet.
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Eatsa functioned essentially like a vending machine or a high-tech automat, with customers ordering via kiosk and meals appearing in cubbies without the need for employee interaction.
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The Fabergé-like pastries, each tasting essentially like the fruits that inspired them, reminded me of those Russian dolls that reveal something new as each layer is lifted.
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As we learn in episode 1, Mandalorians used to ride the creatures, which are essentially like dragons from the Outer Rim, or the far reaches of the Galaxy.
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Verge readers might remember Cambridge Audio from my review of the DacMagic XS, a tiny USB DAC and amplifier that functions essentially like an external sound card for PCs.
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" Ingraham later added, to clarify: "Apparently there are a lot of people very upset because we referred to some of the detention facilities tonight as essentially like summer camps.
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Joggers are essentially like the cooler cousin of sweatpants — they're just as comfy, but have a more refined silhouette, making them easier to style when you're on-the-go.
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I bring up Rye because the author suggests that he can only be friends with white people who are essentially like-minded in social and political actions and mindsets.
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The way the app works is essentially like using your smartphone camera: You hold up AI*SCRY as if you were about to snap a photo of an object.
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These studios run essentially like a WeWork: brands book the space to produce content, while Village Studio does the upkeep and ensures the space looks modern and photo-ready.
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And failing to do so is essentially like giving your body jet lag – you're changing your internal clock, which can then impact your physical performance, mental health and cognitive functions.
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Going into a room with a stranger and revealing your innermost workings is essentially like entering that room and very slowly taking off all your clothes without breaking eye contact.
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"Since it's a center to view 'Libertad' and 'The Grounds,' it's essentially like an art gallery, but once those two works are removed it won't have that function," Chim↑Pom said.
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It operates essentially like an extension across the Hudson of New York's subway, he said, but is subject to different federal regulations, like more frequent inspections, that add to its costs.
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Troubleshooting the flood may be further down the list when you're fighting and fearing for your life on the daily, and that the story overlooks this frank reality feels essentially like ironic whitewashing.
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"It's essentially like having your voice box deep in your chest right next to the heart," said Julia Clarke, a paleontologist from the University of Texas at Austin, and lead author of the study.
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For example, nurses without any mental health education—"essentially like the ones who take your blood pressure at the doctor's office," Morris said—would determine whether an Alabama inmate needed to see a psychiatrist.
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He would then throw all those images into a single file on Photoshop, which is essentially like digitally stacking each picture on top of one another, and changed their blending mode from 'Normal' to 'Difference.
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People on Twitter have already started sharing their fear, along with a belief that electing a president who is endorsed by a former KKK leader is essentially like electing a KKK leader to run America.
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The researchers looked at Caudipteryx, a primitive dinosaur that didn't fly but had feathered "proto-wings" that were essentially like half-wings, weighed only about 11 pounds and could run up to 18 miles per hour.
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Later, Ingraham responded to real time comments to her initial statement, saying: Apparently there are a lot of people very upset because we referred to some of the detention facilities tonight as essentially like summer camps.
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EDRS-A, which is to orbit Earth at an altitude of around 36,000 kilometers (22,400 miles), houses a laser terminal that works essentially like an autonomous telescope capable of locking on to moving targets on Earth.
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It was emotional because my aunt (who passed away), her kids live [in Canada], and my dad goes there on business, and he's essentially like their father, because their father's stuck in Iran for other reasons.
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Last year, a blogger named David Kadavy wrote a love letter to a piece of hardware called the Alphasmart 3000—essentially like the typewriter-style word processors that were popular in the 90s, without the typewriter.
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Granted, the Pixel's distribution and marketing still leave it as a niche device for now, but it's acting essentially like an iPhone — dampening enthusiasm for the newest and shiniest Android phones by virtue of its superior technology.
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This is a more traditional trainer battle, and clearing this is essentially like clearing a Gym in the old game – it unlocks access to the next region, and renders rewards that allow you to control higher level Pokémon.
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The other way is to take out a second loan, either a home equity mortgage, which is a lump sum, or a home equity line of credit (HELOC), which is essentially like a checking account on your home.
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"This suggests that being black in America today is essentially like having a felony conviction in terms of one's chances of finding employment," Dr. Pager said in a video interview with the Stanford Center on Poverty and Inequality.
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HER's new communities are essentially like Facebook groups; they're spaces where people who identify within the group (whether it be for queer women of color or for people who like to talk TV) get to chat about the issues facing them.
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"I wanted to make a record that, for one, looked different than a Parquet Courts record yet still looked essentially like my art, but also, a record that had a sort of classic look of a solo record," he explains.
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The Giant Magellan Telescope in Chile will be one of the biggest telescopes to focus its sight on analyzing exoplanets, and NASA is launching the James Webb space telescope in 2018, which is essentially like a giant version of the Hubble telescope.
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From what I understand, an acquisition by Temasek — itself a huge holding company by way of its many investments — is essentially like securing a dedicated and large-pocketed owner that will help the company scale in an efficient way to meet demand.
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I grew up a lot really quickly, too: I wasn't just following my friends to the pub to the detriment of all else; I got more organized, I stopped living essentially like a teenager—no more messy room, no more late for everything.
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Choosing to downsize is essentially like hitting the reset button, and it's something that Paul and his wife Audrey (Kristen Wiig) start looking into after two of their high school classmates (Jason Sudeikis and Maribeth Monroe) turn up small at a reunion.
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This is essentially like showing you an ultrasound scan picture of my child cooking before I post 12,000 photos of it in the wild post it's due date Oct 3rd (at its first drinks, in its god parents hands etc.) It's beautiful.
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ITALY The worst thing coming out of Italy since Silvio Berlusconi has got to be its 40-percent alcohol breakfast shot, which is essentially like drinking a thimble of vodka the second you wake up because for some reason you hate yourself and want to kill your liver.
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My foray into the dark, dank, desolate world of news stories about nightclubs and clubbing was essentially like being told that, not only was Father Christmas actually your dad, but your dad is a cheating, lying, life-ruining, alcoholic bastard who'd fucked your aunt and stolen from your grandmother.
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My suit was essentially like a wetsuit, and a thing I realized very quickly is that it's a little, not spandex-y, but it has that sort of tension to it, so if I'm not making a concerted effort to take on a certain position, it wants to go back to neutral.
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"I can't talk about it too much," he said, "but they're essentially, like, 'Listen, we're working on a new ad campaign...'" While King mentioned that he won't really do anything to maintain his 15 minutes of fame — he has no plans for launching a handbag or makeup line — he does plan to "have a little fun" with it.
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The Salesforce integration will work essentially like many of those others do today, using a slash and keyword (in this case "Salesforce") to bring data from Salesforce into the conversation: This integration is not a sign of Chatter shutting up, so to speak: Armstrong told me that one of the results of the integration will be that you can swap data from one chat app to the other.
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