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To possess or not to possess [President's Corner
IEEE Solid-State Circuits Magazine, 2009I love the IEEE Journal of Solid-State Circuits (JSSC), not only because its cover is flashy red but especially because it contains all the information that I need to survive and beat the world. I have all my copies saved on a shelf, which has become quite impressive. It looks as though I have mastered all the information contained in these volumes, as
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Besieged by Devils — Thoughts on Possession and Possession States
Medicine, Science and the Law, 1992Aspects of possession are reviewed in historical, cultural and clinical contexts. Consideration is given to differential diagnosis and management. It is suggested that a multi-disciplinary approach is required for a condition that stands at the boundaries of psychiatry.
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Possession et possession d'état
2016Réflexion sur la possession comme technique juridique ...
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1992
Abstract Table 8.1 contrasts these in terms of (i) semantic relationship between nouns; (ii) restrictions on type of possessee; (iii) restrictions on possessor; (iv) focusing of possessor, possessee, or the possessive relationship; (v) whether the possessor or the possessee can consist of a noun plus a modifier; (vi) whether the head can
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Abstract Table 8.1 contrasts these in terms of (i) semantic relationship between nouns; (ii) restrictions on type of possessee; (iii) restrictions on possessor; (iv) focusing of possessor, possessee, or the possessive relationship; (v) whether the possessor or the possessee can consist of a noun plus a modifier; (vi) whether the head can
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1996
Abstract We come, finally, to the topic of possession. Traditional grammarians have long given the name ‘possessive’ to the various constructions that have been our concern in the preceding chapters; it is also the name that I have chosen in this book over its main competitor, ‘genitive.
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Abstract We come, finally, to the topic of possession. Traditional grammarians have long given the name ‘possessive’ to the various constructions that have been our concern in the preceding chapters; it is also the name that I have chosen in this book over its main competitor, ‘genitive.
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