Sentence examples for possesses on from inspiring English sources

Ca cuong is a belostomatid (water bug) which possesses, on the underside of its thorax, a scent gland whose fragrant, pheromonic exudate is the treasure of Vietnamese gourmet chefs.

Kiki must have sensed the tremendous erotic capital that a pretty, vulnerable, barely pubescent girl possesses on the Internet — even if she didn't understand the consequences of her appeal.

As soon as the book was published in July 1857, the Observer printed an extract and was full of praise for her and her autobiography, beginning: "Those who would wish to know what special claims of interest Mrs Seacole possesses on our sympathies cannot do better than refer to her 'Memoirs'".

The characters find themselves in the midst of love, betrayal, loss and death almost while looking the other way.The story possesses, on the face of it, all the makings of a tragic romance with socio-psychological trimmings; but Ms Bainbridge deliberately avoids them.

Furthermore, a SM should include information referring to the specific knowledge that the system judges that the user possesses on the domain.

Andy is an all-round footballer but, because he is 6ft 3in and one of his strengths is his aerial power, everybody dismisses the ability he possesses on the floor.

Such nanocarriers may be engineered to possess on-demand bio-responsitivity for the prevention, diagnosis, and treatment of human diseases.

Studies on Branchiopoda, Copepoda and Mystacocarida revealed that these taxa do not possess ONs and consequently do not have any glomerular structures in the deutocerebrum [ 30, 31, 48].

He possesses an on-point design aesthetic (just ask recent collaborators West Elm, Pottery Barn, and One Kings Lane).

Consequently, most trypsin-digested peptides possess on average at least one basic amino acid, so that most non-phosphorylated peptides have a net charge of +2 (Fig.  12a).

After mapping reads to the human reference genome, they found that each cancer genome possessed on average less than one somatic point mutation per megabase.