Examples of endow
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Exploitive agents endowed with the ability to interact selectively succeed in defending against invasion because they induce a highly non-interactive world.
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The omni-directional mobile platform endows the robot with the holonomic mobility on plane.
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What it is possible for an agent to know is constrained in crucial part by the cognitive capacities with which she is endowed.
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The actress's gesture liberated the object from its material function and endowed it with signals which evoked a metaphoric connection.
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Each debtor and banker is endowed with one unit of nonstorable labor when young (and nothing when old).
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There is a single consumption good; each agent is endowed with w > 0 units of this good when young and none when old.
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Unlike the introductory movement, environmental recordings are seldom perceived, and the whole movement is endowed with a distinctly abstract character.
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Their strong morphological identity endows them with a very differentiated character rendering them most distinct and recognisable.
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Every agent is endowed with a production opportunity.
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Animals have no option but to live by nature, their genetically endowed behavior.
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In a society gifted at generalisation, endowed with powerful ^ centralizing strategies, the historian moves in the direction of the frontiers of great regions already exploited.
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Rather, one might suggest, what develops are aspects of mind which access innately endowed linguistic knowledge.
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Finally, the elder members of the ' neighbour-focused ' network were less endowed with social contacts than in any other network type.
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The genuine prophet endows humankind with truths that are unattainable through means other than prophecy.
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In this paper, we consider the space 2 of the planar homeomorphisms that are obtained by gluing two translations together, endowed with the compact-open topology.
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Thus, there is no need to have the child endowed with more representational levels or more rules/ constraints than adults.
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The positive pressure with continuous flow of protected gas inside the body endows the robot with explosion protection capability.
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He defined intellectuals as members of the social group that, more than any other, is engaged in intellectual tasks, and endowed with intellectual skills.
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In all, eight villages (4.7%) were wholly or partly endowed.
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The data had also stated that 35,931 tenants had received thirty-year leases to land that was privately endowed.
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The "office" is what endows a particular human being with authority.
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Each type of agent is endowed with one unit of labor which is inelastically supplied to the production of the consumption good.
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By endowing wine with these attributes, the wine poem appropriates the spiritual realm and reveals its full character.
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Therefore, it endows wine with the same otherworldly, spiritual characteristics ordinarily associated with virtue.
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In other words, the wine poem is a counter-genre that endows its content with a transgressive, heterotopian significance by embodying therein its logic of negation.
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In fin-de-siecle cultural discourse, women, through their 'materiality', are endowed with 'unlimited plasticity'.
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To achieve this, we have endowed aggregate atoms with data structures similar to those used in rules.
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To counteract the continued inflow of calcium, horizontal cells are endowed with calcium-regulating mechanisms common to other neuronal types.
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Together they emancipated the art of experiment from being a mere craft activity and endowed it with the status of a science.
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A second way in which an opposition party may avoid being rolled is by exercising institutional veto or delay powers with which it is endowed.
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Interactions in collaboration environments are fairly sophisticated, including negotiation, information sharing and coordination, and require complex social skills with which agents can be endowed.
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The simplex stems listed in (4), toneless or endowed with tone, combine with the affixes in (5) to form morphologically complex entities.
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Moreover, the interior is not richly endowed with agricultural resources : most of it is arid, and crop cultivation requires irrigation.
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Where states previously existed, colonial administrators endowed preexisting chiefs with colonial-backed authority as the rulers of their communities.
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While means are a matter of deliberation and choice, ends are not, since they represent the created destiny of goal-seeking creatures endowed with freedom.
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The rst o^ers a neutral stance, stating that ahlâk are both the good and bad dispositions with which every person is endowed.
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Furthermore, humans are endowed with specific and limited cognitive structures that constrain their behavior as searchers and representors of problem spaces.
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When readable at all, as non-descript strollers or generic workers, they seem endowed with few marks of belonging or identity.
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The third, ' diverse ', network was a more modern network group endowed with diverse sources of support.
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The allocation of labour is determined by utility maximization of a representative consumer who is endowed with one unit of labour.
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The collection of dynamic rays is endowed with a natural vertical order: of any two dynamic rays, one is above the other.
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Perhaps we should look at other ways of endowing the distinction with moral significance.
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The advantages for symbolic communication in a creature so poorly endowed to be a carnivore had to constitute a considerable force of selection.
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Words are more than rudimentary symbols, having grammatical properties endowed by language-specific mechanisms.
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Although the social background of the participants was not discussed, it becomes fairly obvious that they were typically endowed with considerable social capital.
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By daring to define themselves as a group that belongs to society, iban are coming to feel endowed with ownership of their bodies and souls.
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In conclusion, once it had endowed the human species with a high level of conscious reflection, nature had no choice.
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He also endowed or employed people to recite the holy verses and provided them with food.
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A fourth advantage of embodied representations over abstract symbols is related to proposals for how perceptually based representations can be endowed with content beyond grounding.
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A problematic aspect of this division into spheres is that duties are attached to different agents endowed with different resources.
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Though endowed with several value-added capabilities, it provides no knowledge-based expandability mechanisms.
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Not all free-floating voices in the film, however, are endowed with this subversive power.
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If a person is truthful, he is respected, reliable, taken seriously, honored and endowed with reputation.
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In the second dimension, the political actors interact with each other 'competitively' based on separate agencies endowed with mutual veto powers and individual responsibility.
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Holons are usually endowed with sufficient autonomy to determine how best to satisfy the requests they receive.
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One hopes that the author, or another similarly endowed with talent and taste, returns to the archives and the library to write it.
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In most countries where rights are protected by the constitution, though, rights-holders are endowed with such a power.
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Rather than endowing regions with greater bargaining power, large population seemed to work against a region's fiscal interests.
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The more intrusive strategy aims at endowing addressees with additional problem-solving modes.
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In 1971, these endowed lands were subsequently sold to the tenants.
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The early work in the least-squares learning literature initially endowed agents with wrong coefficients, but with correct functional forms and correct conditioning variables.
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In each period, each agent is endowed with one unit of time that is devoted to production because agents do not value leisure.
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Each agent is endowed with y > 0 units of this good at date t when young and nothing when old.
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As a fool, he totally lacks arete; as a saint, he is endowed with supreme, natural arete.
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In other words, only investor 1 is endowed with nontraded income.
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On the other hand, there is also more hedging trade in the market because only class-1 investors are endowed with nontraded income.
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A young consumer is endowed with y0 units of goods.
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At date 0, he is endowed with an amount a0 of the asset.
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Young agents are each endowed with one unit of labor, which is supplied inelastically.
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Each household is endowed with one unit of time.
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First, the country is heavily endowed with livestock resources.
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Where institutions are unstable or not adequately endowed, the broader mandates of economic development, environmental protection, and social well-being can not be realized.
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Countries richly endowed with natural resources have, on average, developed less rapidly than countries that are poor in natural resources.
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The evolution of per-capita capital stock is the same as the evolution of capital stock of a household endowed with the per-capita stock of capital.
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Consumers are endowed with intertemporal preferences over consumption in the two periods of their lives.
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Agents are endowed with one unit of physical labor in their first period of life, which they supply perfectly inelastically.
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Nevertheless, invention endows its productions with an actualizing power that distinguishes it from the prevaricating, nonactualizing power of the lie.
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Farm productivity is thereby enhanced as the better endowed farmers acquire more land.
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Since this modern state is viewed as being endowed with magical powers, the fighters confront the state equally with violence, ritual protection and magic.
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Each must say that human beings are endowed with certain attributes that make certain forms of life appropriate for them.
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The logics studied in this setting are typically first-order logic endowed with some sort of aggregation operators, which are used to express queries.
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One unit of surgery for epilepsy endowed with the necessary resources could obtain a high activity level, handling 50 to 100 patients a year.
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We will see below that a vigorous seed has to be endowed with a full antioxidant machinery to avoid oxidative stresses that occur during germination.
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Therefore, it is necessary to determine each role endowed to individual protein components.
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Bilingual writing endowed the press with a powerful tool.
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Thus, in 1130, eight dioceses were granted a regular chapter, four being endowed with both a regular and a secular chapter.
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In certain parishes, penitential provisions were endowed with rents which significantly exceeded the demands of the requisite services.
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What olfactory sense is logic endowed with that it sniffs out and runs to ground the hidden nature of things?
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Both men also received annuities of 1,000 marks, which went some considerable way towards endowing them at a level appropriate to their rank.
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Such a conclusion to a hunting trip is evidence that the man is endowed with proper male virtue.
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The doctrine of return is presented here as the 'greatest weight' because it endows our personal existence with meaning and significance.
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The porous medium is endowed with a heterogeneous microstructure.
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The bureaucrats are thus endowed with discretionary powers.
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The house succeeded in endowing three offspring in each generation, with the sole exception of the second heir whose only surviving child was a girl.
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We give two examples of finite invariant measures on the space of locally finite trees (which is endowed with a natural treed equivalence relation).
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The fourth section details how covering the female bosom was divested of such connotations and endowed with new ones.
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The brain seems to be endowed with more degrees of freedom that we had thought possible.
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First, in most traditionally patrilineal communities there is a strong male opposition to endowing women, especially daughters, with land.
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