Sentence examples for which it possesses from inspiring English sources
More and more with each act of understanding it approaches the understanding of the universe of beings, a universe that is its universe, which it possesses as a capacity of its own nature.
The accidental properties of an object are ones that can be gained and lost over time, and which it might never have possessed at all: its essential properties are the only ones it had to possess and which it possesses throughout its existence.
Medial displacement of the bicipital groove resulting from torsion of the humeral shaft places the long head at a mechanical disadvantage, thereby losing its efficiency as an elevator of the arm which it possesses in other forms.
264, 426428 (1821) (finding it clear that [C]ongress cannot punish felonies generally, except in areas over which it possesses plenary power).
all the Authority which it possesses.
Europeans so named it when they first encountered it in South-East Asian island jungles - from the Greek via New Latin for tarsals or anklebones, of which it possesses unusually long ones.
The researchers showed the faces to another group and asked them to rate each face for the degree to which it possessed one of the dozen listed traits.
Authority to effect such objects is conferred by the legislature; but it is settled law, that the legislature, in granting it, does not divest itself of any power over the inhabitants of the district which it possessed before the charter was granted.
The Dutch East India Company was a hybrid organization combining the characteristics of both corporation and state that attempted to thrust itself aggressively into an Asian political order in which it possessed no obvious place and was transformed in the process.
The European Commission retains the powers which it possessed before the war.
Moreover, since the amount of the zinc in the alloy is reduced due to evaporation, the brass material loses its physical and chemical properties which it normally possesses.
