Sentence examples for make them pertinent from inspiring English sources
Growing up in the Mormon Church, we were taught to "liken the scriptures unto us," meaning, take all the words of the scripture and make them pertinent in our own lives.
This rapid growth rate of filamentous fungi belonging to the Zygomycete genus Lichtheimia makes them pertinent to the study of enzymes involved in the breakdown of plant material and offers possible advantages for a biotechnological application.
"Why aren't we buying groceries," she asks, and I tell her that the lesson of today is delayed gratification, and that putting off our tasks until they're pertinent makes them all the more satisfying, and anyway the produce will be fresher if it waits in the store and not in the car.
Van der Vaart drew on his experience in Madrid to make a pertinent observation.
She's got a one-liner that wouldn't have disgraced Dave's list, and would make a pertinent point about its gender bias, too.
He's a respected former economist and oil industry executive and should make some pertinent remarks on the state of British industry and the issue of whether to join the euro.
"Most recently, I've been speaking to Bernice Reagon, about working with her to take the nineteenth-century Flaubert text and make it pertinent to today, through her music".
To make the pertinent comparisons, we use the live data described in the following.
Simulated and live data from a high-resolution linear-frequency-modulated continuous-wave (LFMCW) radar are used to validate the proposed approach and to make the pertinent comparisons.
In this section, simulated data have been used to make the pertinent comparisons between the technique based on superresolution methods and the motion compensation-based approaches.
The recent development of polymer-based computer-aided design and computer-aided manufactured (CAD/CAM) milling blocks and the limited availability of independent studies on these materials make it pertinent to evaluate their properties and identify potential strengths and limitations.
