reside in something/someone

reside | American Dictionary

reside
verb[ Ialways+ adv/prep ]
 fmlus/rɪˈzɑɪd/
to live in a place:
The family resides in Arkansas.

Examples of reside

reside
In short, the age differences reside in the particulars of the environment and timing demands of the tasks.
Such authenticity does not reside in objects but in the visitor's experienced relationship to a set of objects.
It is where both strength and freedom of will reside, and our beliefs about it have practical effects on self- and social control.
According to this interpretation, the aged ordinarily resided with their adult children only out of necessity, especially in cases of poverty or infirmity.
The value of natural law in eighteenth-century discussions of liberty resided largely in its integrative evaluative function on this ethical plane of explanation.
Another difference is that we fragment conjunction structures so that each conjunct resides in a separate elementary tree.
For this project the world space was 1,000 square metres, and the fabricated island resided within this space.
The complete implementations of templates reside in header files (or an equivalent).
An interesting design choice is in which building block do variables reside?
The obvious answer from the paper is that such considerations reside with the opaque mysteries of non-classical process.
Characteristically these reside in different ministries, which structurally practically guarantees problems of communication, co-operation, funding, planning and implementation.
A sizeable fraction of sisters of the male head's wife were also married and resided with their husbands under the tutelage of brothers-in-law (n=38).
Registers noted all major demographic events for all individuals residing in the villages, including birth, death, marriage, divorce, and migration.
Some resided in these economic sinecures for the entire year, while others visited only seasonally.
Asymmetric shapes cannot be transformed into each other by any rigid motion confined to the plane or space in which they reside.
These examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors.