Herodotus, in his list of Spartan royal prerogatives, said: "The kings are the sole judges of these cases only: concerning an unmarried heiress, to whom it pertains to have [her], if her father has not bethrothed her", but the exact meaning of this statement is debated.
While the basic principles of flight that the Wright brothers applied still pertain, there have been enormous changes over the years to the means by which those principles are understood and applied.
There is enough pressure on children to achieve high grades without such demoralising comments from persons who pertain to have our children's best interests in their remit.
One limitation of this study pertains to having a limited time for data collection.
And the reality is that I think very few people who say the word "Redskins," as it pertains to football, have conscious racist intent.
Intellectually, they think (sometimes, "over-think") about all kinds of issues and problems that pertain to having a relationship.
She set the conditions in her model to simulate those thought to have pertained just after the Big Bang, pressed the "start" button, and let things evolve.The dark matter settled into a pattern that resembles that of visible matter.
At the time the tapes were destroyed, lawyers for Zacarias Moussaoui, the so-called 20th hijacker in the Sept. 11 plot, were seeking information from the Bush administration about the interrogation of Mr. Zubaydah that might have pertained to Mr. Moussaoui's role in the 2001 attacks.
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.
Most of the public controversies around conflicts of interest have pertained to biomedical science and environmental research.
