Verb(1) make one's home or live in,live (in a certain place),be inherent or innate in,,live or exist in(2) make one's home or live in(3) live (in a certain place)(4) be inherent or innate in(5) (6) live or exist in
Verb(1) make one's home or live in,live (in a certain place),be inherent or innate in,,live or exist in(2) make one's home or live in(3) live (in a certain place)(4) be inherent or innate in(5) (6) live or exist in
(1) Most of the REs reside in the intergenic regions and are believed to be functionally neutral.(2) the thoughts that reside in your mind(3) copyright will reside with the author(4) Since more than half of the children admitted to the school reside outside the city, it plans to build a dormitory to enable them to stay along with one of their parents.(5) people who work in the city actually reside in neighbouring towns(6) The point of talking about the commons is to reassert a basic truth: Power does not reside in government and markets alone.(7) In a Republic, the real power should reside in the Legislature.(8) Drosophila genes undergo complex splicing patterns, reside close to their neighbors, and often overlap.(9) There is no list of farmworkers who reside in this region.(10) The other two children shall reside with both parents on an alternating weekly basis.(11) the meaning of an utterance does not wholly reside in the semantic meaning(12) All the children reside with their mother and the parties have agreed that she will have custody.(13) Monet's Waterlilies, painted in 1908, is arguably the finest of the three paintings on the theme which reside in Cardiff.(14) It is thus a non-reductive definition, because both its subject matter and its theoretical object reside at the semantic level.(15) The homeless families now reside in an abandoned neighborhood advisory council building located behind the former police station.(16) The soluble alkaline IT is thought to reside in the cytoplasm.