Sentence examples for accordingly pertains from inspiring English sources

Beauty or the perfect sensuous representation — whether in nature or in art — accordingly pertains to forms, orders, harmonies, and "indeed, everything capable of being represented to the senses as a perfection" (Philosophical Writings, p. 172).

When American zoologists Voss and Carleton restudied Winge's material in a 1993 paper, they were unable to find any consistent differences between the two and accordingly considered them to pertain to the same species.

Accordingly, all results below pertain to grids of length 400 unless otherwise specified.

Accordingly, a positive correlation between VMC measures that pertain to cognition and posture/gait would support this possibility.

The authors prudently note that the results only pertain to a small subset of TEs and accordingly cannot rule out adaptive roles of other TEs on the microscale.

–Identify whether each paragraph pertains to Senator Kerry, President Bush, or both Kerry and Bush; label each paragraph accordingly with "K," "B" or "K/B".

Accordingly, the two identified classes of applications of ICT of the new wave of computing pertain to big data analytics and context-aware computing in the context of smart sustainable cities.

However, depending on the mechanism, the shape of the dose response curve for the ultimate toxic effect (the apical effect) will vary, and as Conolly and Lutz (2004) note, "Actions of a toxic agent in an organism are multifaceted, the reaction of the organism accordingly is pleiotropic, the dose response is the result of a superimposition of all interactions that pertain".

"Pertains to real estate.

A conservative spirit pertains.

But that no longer pertains.