When we read the "Bad Faith" section of Being and Nothingness, it is hard not to be struck by the image of the waiter who is too ingratiating and mannered in his gestures, and how that image pertains to the dismal drama of inauthentic self-performance that we find in our culture today.
Since electrons only travel a limited range (less than 100 microns depending of the material), the obtained image pertains only to the paint layers at the surface and not to the substrate.
All the images pertained to a subject most of the visitors knew by heart: the Sept. 11 attack on the World Trade Center and its aftermath.
This adds upon the existing evidence for suboptimal reporting of other aspects of the design and conduct of diagnostic studies [5] [9], since most images pertain to diagnostic tests.
Sample sets of magnetic resonance images pertain to phases numbered from 10 to 13 and from 17 to 20 out of 25 phases for the first and second subject respectively can be referred to in Appendix S2.
These days, alas, that image could pertain to climate change, and a grim fate to which these extraordinary animals may be subject, more or less.
You also want the images to pertain to the purpose of your booklet.
An integral part of the process is image registration which pertains to the overlaying two or more images of the same scene taken at different times, from different viewpoints or by different sensors.
Inspired by her husband, a psychiatrist who treats eating disorders, as well as the challenges of raising two daughters, she written for years about issues of weight, food and body image, especially as they pertain to parenting.
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.
On Wednesday he'll perform in two ensembles, one representing the premiere of his Pine Top Aerial Music, involving dancers and "spatial distance," and the other representing his Falling River Music, involving "image logic precepts" as they pertain to graphical scores.
