Sentence examples for of being endowed from inspiring English sources

Unlike an association, a social movement does not possess legitimate leaders in the sense of being endowed with authority through some formal process.

None of the parties has a public character to the extent of being endowed with public legal powers.

All the nets considered here share the interesting feature of being endowed with a feedforward connectivity, together with an Hebbian law of synaptic weights' adjustment.

Seeing or having conscious visual experiences is the result of being endowed with a visual system even as the seeming transparency of the experience of seeing might suggest that visual awareness is of the object itself.

Psychological continuity is sufficient for the persistence of any being endowed with the capacity to think, and since psychological continuity is not sufficient for a (human) animal to persist, animals are not thinking beings.

In other words, the idea of Greater Europe needs to be endowed with substance and institutional form.

Earliest works were recognized as selective uPA inhibitors, the para-substituted benzamidine derivatives, the 4-chloro and 4-trifluoromethylphenylguanidines, and amiloride, but none of them was endowed of high potency and all K i values fell within the micromolar range [ 17– 17].

As was the Federal Constitutional Court of West Germany, the Supreme Court of Japan was endowed with the prerogative of judicial review, largely as a result of U.S. influence.

A myriad of smaller centres of learning were endowed by private donations.

A decade long study by Prof. C.P. Kala concluded that the Valley of Flowers is endowed with 520 species of higher plants (angiosperms, gymnosperms and pteridophytes), of these 498 are flowering plants.

Most of the Wynkoop-Romanov collection, including rare objects of Faberge, was endowed to Middlebury College toward the end of Nancys life.