2. The populus Romanus, or the "people of Rome," collectively could acquire property, make contracts, and be appointed heir.
Set against the manically inflationist private-property capitalism in a city such as London, putting your spade to soil that is collectively owned acquires a new significance.
Those who wonder why she hasn't tried her hand at a novel are missing the point: while individually her stories are spare and crystalline, collectively, they have acquired the breadth and density of a symphony.
Collectively, viruses have acquired mechanisms to subvert or counteract virtually all the biochemical routes of the host that lead into the production of IFN and other antiviral cytokines (reviewed in [6], [8]).
Collectively, the data acquired from these investigations provide additional insight into gene expression and molecular processes that occur during MS biogenesis and maturation in V. dahliae.
They pointed out that the nature of an open, written environment forces the recognition that SRL is not limited to the individual sphere, it also acquires collectively (collective self-regulation).
The act was part of a weekly floor show at the Royal Vauxhall Tavern, produced by performance artists known collectively as Duckie, which has acquired a devoted and diverse local following.
Collectively, drug absorption, distribution and acquired resistance may result in poor response to chemotherapy and unfavorable patient outcome.
Collectively, this initial portrait of an acquired transcriptome within a dynamic and ecologically successful ciliate highlights the remarkable cellular and metabolic chimerism of this system.
Known collectively as the Elgin Marbles, the pieces were acquired by Scottish nobleman Lord Elgin in the early 19th century and brought to this country.
