Sentence examples for degree pertain from inspiring English sources

He recognised that the idea that the emotions might "proceed from or in any degree pertain to the body" might not "willingly be admitted" by his readers (Bell, 1824, pp. 20 21).

A third-degree charge pertains to disclosing images without consent — "a photograph, film, videotape, recording, or other reproduction" of someone "whose intimate parts were exposed" or who was engaged in sexual contact.

Whenever possible, we use explanatory factor analysis to assess the degree to which questions that pertain to a single domain address common themes.

We use internal consistency as a measure of the questionnaire's reliability and, whenever possible, we use explanatory factor analyses to assess the degree to which questions that pertain to a single domain actually address common themes.

To say, therefore, that security pertains to the degree of effectiveness of the rule of law means to observe only one of the vehicles by which it is pursued.

An important aspect of evolution in Extended Hologenome Theory is that novelty need not be random, although random variation may still pertain to a lesser degree.

All questions concerning symptoms of TD and the degree of inconvenience due to TD pertained to the most severe episode.

The concern pertains to a 1 degree Fahrenheit increase in a so-called global temperature (U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, undated) and dire consequences are predicted (Walsh, 2014).

The mechanics of the wall are modelled by using a linear differential operator with a single degree of freedom, and the results herein pertain to a spring-backed flexible plate.

This error pertained to the highest academic degree.

Multiple target tracking has therefore become an important field in computational vision as well as psychology, where it pertains to issues such as the degree to which attention can be divided.