Boyle was quite adamant that there are no ends that pertain to inanimate objects.
Here it is important to note that like the stable spatial order, the causal regularities that pertain to material objects are only intermittently and fragmentarily reflected in immediate experience.
The mere finding of proprioceptive realignment in adaptation to a visuo-motor rotation in a computer-controlled setup is noteworthy since visual and proprioceptive information pertain to different objects.
It may not pertain to an object in the sense of a good but does concern data that can be delineated and individualized as personal asset or interest.
Still, this is only part of the story, for the correspondences between synthetic cell diagrams and mandalas not only pertain to the object pole (the end product of the synthetic cell endeavour), but also to the subject pole (the researchers of research teams involved, Zwart 2017).
This schematization of the relationships encoded in "above" no longer pertain to any specific objects and the concept of "above" becomes flexible with respect to its referents.
Insights are presented, that pertain to the design of object-oriented (OO) finite element analysis (FEA) platforms and were gained from the creation of a particular one for simulating nonlinear (NL) dynamics of flexible reticulated structures.
A similar distinction with respect to action-related processes seems to hold for parietal areas differentially interconnected with these regions, whereas ensuing distinctions in the visual components of the delineated pathways pertain to more general location versus object centred processing.
While rules of semantic games pertain to actions performed on first-order objects, combinatorial properties of sets of plays can only be formulated in second-order terms.
Mark Dion, the New York installation artist, will create an "Urban Wildlife Observation Unit"; fashioned after a 19th-century wildlife refuge viewing area, it will be filled with objects, drawings and props that pertain to the park's surroundings.
Writer discusses the origins of the meaning of the word that pertains to the miscellaneous objects on department store counters.
