IN early October, Michael J. Hogan was still in his first weeks as president of the University of Connecticut, but he already knew pertinent facts about the 85-year-old developer and philanthropist sitting at his lunch table.
"Never," the narrator tells us of the sonata, "had spoken language been such an inflexible necessity, never had it known such pertinent questions, such irrefutable answers".
Yet when it comes to demographic estimates, he said, "even the variables that we know are pertinent, their strengths have not been studied".
3. When the undercover brother is traveling with a certain identity card or passport, he should know all pertinent information such as the name, profession and place of residence.
Mariano Rivera knew the pertinent numbers when he reached a 10th-inning crossroads tonight against the Red Sox, the choice of pitching to Manny Ramirez or walking him intentionally, and there were numbers that Rivera did not care about.
It is unknown whether Virginia or Texas "know any pertinent information about the compounding pharmacy, including its ability to make a sterile injectable drug, its track record with regard to faulty drugs and adverse incidents, or even the source of the raw ingredients it uses", they said in a statement.
Vascular endothelial growth factor (VEGF) has several known activities pertinent to tumour growth and progression (Campos and Ghosh, 2010).
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For Mary knows all the pertinent physical facts.
How can that be, if, as seems possible, at least in principle, she has all the physical information there is to have about color and color vision — if she knows all the pertinent physical facts?
