Sentence examples for intellectual possessions from inspiring English sources

The last bit about a balance of interests adds an interesting twist to the notion of a balance of power -- one of realism's most prized intellectual possessions.

Given the diversity of users, and based on the thoughts of credible experts across a variety of disciplines, barter is an attractive alternative for assigning and enjoying value to everything from intellectual skills to formal possessions.

You'll recall that his single season there in 2007 proved one of McLaren's most expensive as, at the height of an acrimonious relationship with superfast rookie Lewis Hamilton, the team were fined $100m £62mm) by the governing body FIA for wrongly being in possession of intellectual property belonging to Ferrari.

At the time of her death, it was widely known that she had been unwell for many years, had been lonely since the death of her husband, in 2003, and was no longer in possession of the intellectual faculties that had been her defining characteristic.

Traditional Greco-Roman culture was, to be sure, surprisingly tenacious and even productive during the 6th century and was always to remain the treasured possession of an intellectual elite in Byzantium, but the same century witnessed the growth of a Christian culture to rival it.

About wisdom (sophia), the only purely intellectual virtue and the exclusive possession of the rulers (428b 429a), little more is said than that it is 'good council' (euboulia) in decisions about the internal and external affairs of the city.

Bizarre, blind, bloated with science and degenerated in a century of enlightenment and wisdom into the crassest ignorance, he wants to command as a despot a sex which is in full possession of its intellectual faculties; he pretends to enjoy the Revolution and to claim his rights to equality in order to say nothing more about it".

"He is lucid and in possession of his intellectual capacities, allowing him to take decisions," said Belkhadem on Tuesday.

We have trouble understanding intellectual property because our ideas of possession and theft are based on physical objects.

This can happen when companies switch from actively producing products to making possession and defense of intellectual property their sole line of business, or when smaller firms are acquired by PAEs, for instance.

Intellectual property is a term that relates to "possessions" created by the human mind.