Sentence examples for I pertain from inspiring English sources

It is shown that the only non-zero parameters α i pertain to the examples of the training set that lie exactly on the margin (the support vectors), i.e., are located closest to the separating surface.

The rationale for (i) pertains to the very low levels of liquid wealth observed among workers in the age range considered in the paper.

The unobservable discrete variable C i indicates the group membership or group that the cDNA i pertains.

Nevertheless, the syllabus and its accompanying guidelines for practical work were organized in terms of topics: Section I pertained to physics and astronomy, Section II concerned chemistry and geology, and Section III covered biology.

Although the majority of the examples I discuss pertain to the identification of humans, I assume that the theory can also provide working hypotheses to explain the identification behaviours that target non-human agents.

Naturally, I assumed it pertained to my appointment, but no, she had a personal question to ask me.

"I've already been very vocal about how I felt as it pertains to that," Harris said.

I have the advantage of an extra moment to prepare, but I am in a compromised position — if she had no reason to deliver the letter in her hand, whose contents, I immediately infer, pertain to my noisy children, why am I on the backstairs?

But I never use it when it pertains to sex, ever, because I don't think that is funny.

The clinical relevance of increased exposure to sirolimus PK for patients with cancer receiving i.v. temsirolimus pertains to the potential for increased incidence or severity of toxicities rather than efficacy concerns.

"The Democrats usually handle the issues that I believe better pertain to the average citizen," she said.