Uganda, for example, possesses a large freshwater-fishing industry, while production from Kenya is appreciably lower.
France, for example, possesses a strong notion of a national, secular identity that was forged in the French Revolution.
Warrant or evidence for saying, at least in the third person case, that an animal or person is in a certain mental state, for example, possesses a certain belief, is grounded in behavior, understood as observable behavior.
It is impossible to tell if an electron, for example, possesses an entangled partner positron by looking only at the electron and the positron (they individually look identical to non-entangled particles).
Human Ulk1, for example, possesses an overall similarity of 41% to UNC-51 and a similarity of 29% to Atg1 [ 44].
Some Osteostraci, for example, possessed a flattened head shield and, although possessing a powerful swimming tail, appear to have been bottom dwellers.
Feuerbach's "projection" theory of religion, for example, possessed a metaphysical framework, but it also included empirical claims about the nature of religion.
The Bible's first five books, for example, possessed a special status: a fragment of Leviticus shown here is written using an ancient paleo-Hebrew script, affirming the text's antiquity.
Anglerfish, for example, possess a small, mobile, wormlike organ that can be waved on a slender rod in front of other fish; lured in by this organ, which they mistake for their own natural prey, smaller fish are eaten by the anglerfish.
The elephant and the whale, for example, possess an abundance of elastic tissue in their musculature.
The analysis based on principles of information visualization and functional design requirements—shows that these examples possess a sound visual structure based on functional design criteria, and that they integrate cultural context without distorting the data.
