Sentence examples for description pertains from inspiring English sources

That conversation with Greene took place in 1989, which doesn't seem all that long ago, but things have now changed so radically in the rare book world – dragged along limply in the wake of the IT revolution – that, today, neither integer of Greene's description pertains as it used to.

It is, however, important to note that the above description pertains to just "moral faith" or "pure rational faith," for Kant also uses Glaube quite expansively through the corpus.

The following description pertains to specific genes that are not indicated in the candidate lists.

The foregoing descriptions have pertained to the behaviour of superconductors in the absence of electromagnetic fields or in the presence of steady or slowly varying fields; the properties of superconductors in the presence of high-frequency electromagnetic fields, however, have also been studied.

Be sure to include these links next to the photos and short descriptions they pertain to.

Pigeons are among the most phenotypically variable of all birds, a description that also pertains to the family's most prominent species, the rock pigeon.

The second step pertains to the description of the load p ( x ) as a function of the imbalances x.

A major area of improvement in the description of disordered protein regions pertains to their dynamic behavior.

One area where combined explanations for developmental phenomena are being analyzed pertains to mechanism descriptions and mathematical modeling in systems biology (Brigandt 2013; Fagan 2013).

They pertain to her description of her life as a young mother, descriptions that generated sympathy for the difficulties she encountered in getting to where she is now.

While triggers and treatments were extensively discussed, this report does not summarize these topics in-depth as they do not pertain to the description of the attributes of cough severity.