inhere in

This separation, in turn, points to a utopian dimension, an underside of time where futuristic intimations of hope inhere in memories of the past.

There is first the understandable aesthetic power, the power of the beauty of Milton's verse, an aesthetic power that's often thought or felt to inhere somewhere in the poetry itself.

Besides, in case the vortex shedding frequency is equal to a inhere frequency of rod, the rod will arises the vortex shedding resonance or called vortex resonance.