Sentence examples for intuitively possess from inspiring English sources
Sorensen suggests that, in addition to being morally desirable actions, both of these actions intuitively possess a high degree of moral worth, which is to say that the agents warrant a high degree of moral praise for having done those acts.
Intuitively, a map possesses sensitive dependence on initial conditions if there exist points arbitrarily close to which eventually separate from by at least under iteration of.
Intuitively, the molecular abnormalities affecting survival must ultimately be associated with disseminated disease and may thus possess characteristics in addition to those influencing early onset, advanced stage, or aggressive histology.
This is intuitively appealing with the spatial diversity of MIMO systems and the usual properties that optimal training matrices possess in such systems (i.e., that they tend to fully exploit the available spatial diversity).
Since most of the devices (stationary or mobile) possess the capability to render HTML5, Javascript and CSS (Kamboj & Gupta, 2012), we develop one browser-based client interface which intuitively fits on these devices.
It seems descriptively accurate to suggest that we intuitively engage the fetus and the corpse in different ways, that we assign them to different places in our moral affections and that they possess different emotional registers.
Intuitively, one may expect this person to be more prone to infection, possessing a poorer quality of bone and compromised healing from surgery.
"Competence," on the other hand, was the generic knowledge of a language possessed by a native speaker — the sentence forms that would be recognized intuitively by such a speaker as correct.
Morris's gestures and signals codified principles an individual improviser might pursue intuitively — repeating a phrase, harmonizing a melody, creating variations of a rhythm — but that an orchestra could not perform en masse unless its members possessed psychic abilities.
