be endowed with something

Examples of endowed

endowed

In English, many past and present participles of verbs can be used as adjectives. Some of these examples may show the adjective use.

We give two examples of finite invariant measures on the space of locally finite trees (which is endowed with a natural treed equivalence relation).
It is assumed that both men and women are endowed with one unit of gender-specific labor.
The actress's gesture liberated the object from its material function and endowed it with signals which evoked a metaphoric connection.
Each debtor and banker is endowed with one unit of nonstorable labor when young (and nothing when old).
Unlike the introductory movement, environmental recordings are seldom perceived, and the whole movement is endowed with a distinctly abstract character.
Every agent is endowed with a production opportunity.
Animals have no option but to live by nature, their genetically endowed behavior.
Rather, one might suggest, what develops are aspects of mind which access innately endowed linguistic knowledge.
Finally, the elder members of the ' neighbour-focused ' network were less endowed with social contacts than in any other network type.
It is rather the (weaker) thesis that they cannot be automatically endowed with well-defined aims or objectives.
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.
Thus, there is no need to have the child endowed with more representational levels or more rules/ constraints than adults.
He defined intellectuals as members of the social group that, more than any other, is engaged in intellectual tasks, and endowed with intellectual skills.
In all, eight villages (4.7%) were wholly or partly endowed.
The data had also stated that 35,931 tenants had received thirty-year leases to land that was privately endowed.
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