The self-healing behavior is actually a dynamic property of material, resembling what is possessed by nature living systems.
If what is possessed is such from the very beginning of existence in a human being (life, for example), the individual possesses innate right(s) which may be called 'natural' (pertaining essentially to human nature) or 'rational' (the rights are what they are and cannot be otherwise).
The really big fortune, the swollen fortune, by the mere fact of its size, acquires qualities which differentiate it in kind as well as in degree from what is possessed by men of relatively small means.
At the time of her 1919 exhibition, Rix Nicholas had commented that she wished "to show the people [of Europe] what is possessed in a land of beauty where the colour scheme is so different, and which sent so many gallant men to the struggle for liberty".
When you find out what is possessed you need to determine whether you should discard the item, or cast out the demon(s).
There needs to be an honest appraisal of what capability is possessed, and where gaps lie. 3. Uncertainty around how to collaborate is diminishing organisations' ability to find joined-up solutions: survey respondents acknowledged the need for integration across the sector, yet in its early phases, a fragmented system presents challenges around how and with whom they should be collaborating.
She is possessed of what she calls a "spirit of adventure," along with a deep determination to succeed.
On paper he hasn't a chance against Rafa Nadal, who has won 12 grand slam titles and is possessed of what is surely some of the fiercest ground-strokes and fleetest feet in the history of the game.
To catch a likeness is, however remotely, to possess, and what has been possessed may be retained through the strange mnemonic chemistry of metaphor.
The brooding funk brought on by someone else's possessing what we lack gives us the competitive boost to try harder: an evolutionary leg up.
