Sentence examples for intangible possessions from inspiring English sources
But intangible possessions, such as shareholdings, do generate some effect, so physical presence cannot be all there is to it.Steffen Huck, an economist at University College, London, has an alternative hypothesis that is directly to do with trade.
Don't forget intangible possessions.
Furthermore, except in the most abstract way, it is not possible to speak of the possession of intangible property.
Many argue that the cult of Saint Trần has become a part of Vietnam's national intangible heritage and goes with medium possession practices found in the religion of Four Palaces.
The lawsuit states that in his will, Robert left "his personal tangible and intangible property" to his four children, therefore, the Kardashians believe the possessions belong to them.
Because Western law gives great emphasis to the concept of possession, it has had considerable difficulty in making intangible things the object of property.
Possession, in law, the acquisition of either a considerable degree of physical control over a physical thing, such as land or chattel, or the legal right to control intangible property, such as a credit with the definite intention of ownership.
In contrast to Mr. Lee's intangible work, the recent exhibition "Impressionist Still Life," at the Museum of Fine Arts in Boston, could have been called "Possession".
Whatever "it" is – something intangible that turns the natural order of a live show on its head – the Stone Roses are definitely in possession.
Banks are in possession of vast amount of user data that is invaluable for unsupervised machine learning as well as intangible know-how through years of experience for supervised machine learning.
