Sentence examples for possessing over from inspiring English sources

Attila and Hannibal are recognized as being among the most sophisticated autonomous robots for their size, possessing over 19 degrees of freedom, over 60 sensory inputs, and over 8 microprocessors.

Meanwhile, possessing over 85% homology with Hsp70, constitutively expressed housekeeping chaperone heat shock cognate 70 (Hsc70) was recognizable in all samples (confusing terminology and the function of Hsp70 family proteins are reviewed by Daugaard et al [15]).

This application of "CleanUP" results in eliminating all the sequences less than 30 bp in length, with more than 20 bp overlapping with the primary sequence (the sequence used use as a basis for comparison), and possessing over 90% similarity with the primary sequence.

The company seeks to partner with celebrities with large social media followings to produce games, and with Swift possessing over 70 million Twitter followers, it's easy to see why she was signed up.

Both positive and negative selections can work on these indels; positive selection leads to the fixation of the minimal introns with optimal sizes and purifying selection tends to remove the minimal intron-containing genes (or the individuals in a population) that possessing over- or under-sized minimal introns.

The Professor explains that this simplicity is the great advantage he possesses over his opponents.

Residents of the United States and Russia, two nations currently engaged in an international brawl, might be particularly interested in the fact that their countries possess over 16,000 nuclear weapons.

Seven TFs including HTATIP2, MYC, NEQ1, ZNF394, E2F3, DNAJB6 and TFDP2 possessed over twice as many connections in the in vivo gene network than that in the in vitro gene network.

The University Library possesses over five million books and others are quickly available on inter-library loan.

(Freud himself possessed over 4,000 antiquities, many of which look distinctly phallic).

Workers face considerable pressure to respond to their managers' political requests because of the economic power employers possess over workers.