Sentence examples for and possessors from inspiring English sources

The monkeys take the quality of their own and the partner's food into account, and possessors limit transfers of high-quality foods.

This empirical outcome follows directly from the new syntactic system, as does a novel analysis of PP complements to nouns and possessors.

Now, until more rigorous renovations occur, the answer seems to be that we are lovers of variety and sensation, cultivators of conflicting identities, and possessors of an unrequited yearning for coherence.

Even without this dazzling alliance, the Welfs already dukes of Bavaria and possessors of vast demesnes, countships, and ecclesiastical advocacies there, in Saxony, and in Swabia were somewhat better off than their Hohenstaufen rivals.

Eventually, after centuries, we achieved our freedom, our independence, our happiness, and we, who are unlike everyone else, can finally be like everyone else: members and possessors of a country and a nation.

But support for recognition among Indigenous Australians is fractured; many see recognition as a low order issue after sovereignty, a treaty with the continent's invaders and possessors, and finding equity in the social and health indicators that divide black and white Australia.

In order to understand this, let us look at the concept of the Technological Project (Capaldi 2004), the philosophical transition from the view that humanity should conform to the natural order to the view that humanity transforms nature to suit human convenience, or in Descartes' words that we are here to make ourselves the masters and possessors of nature.

The seventeenth century French mathematician René Descartes, for example, wrote of employing science and human knowledge so that "we can… render ourselves the masters and possessors of nature".