The second category indicates a relationship of possession of lack thereof, although clauses of this type can also imply possession occurs as a result of a happening, as illustrated in (11) above.
It's a whimsical phrase, but it also has a dark cast, implying possession, not to mention unattached limbs.
"Partner," as cold as it is, does connote equality, doesn't mark gender and doesn't imply possession.
Both involve possession of the ball: Both involve possession of the ball: Understand possession and offsides.
Derived from "sono" (Latin for sound), "chromat" (Greek for color) and "opsia" (Greek for visual condition), the term, created especially for Harbisson, implies the possession of an extra sense -- the ability to hear color.
The Supreme Court has said that a witness could be compelled to produce a key to a locked door or container, since it implies nothing but possession of the key.
Examination of the AFM and XPS implies that the possession of similar film structure and composition causes the work function and SBH of the TiN to be essentially independent of the N2/Ar sputtering gas ratio [10].
It is held by some that dispositionalism can be defended as an analytic thesis, concerning the meaning of color terms; it is held, or implied, by others that possession of the concept of color is neutral on the precise nature of the colors, a nature which consists in being dispositional.
Later the name implied Roman possessions outside Italy from which tribute was required.
Having implies this possession because "having always implies an obscure notion of assimilation" (Marcel 1949, p. 83).
